Anacortes Arts Festival
ACMC participates in the Arts Festival.In 2005 volunteers built a pond and encouraged the young people to build their own paddle boat and run it on the pond.Tristin and his friend are captivated by the boats they have.
Fidalgo Bay Day
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ACMC also presents Fidlago Bay at the Seafarers Monument on the edge of Fidalgo Bay. Here a group of local people are introduced to the bay...
Fidalgo Bay Cleanup, 2005
Each year members are called together to pick up debris along the shoreline, and report any major obstructions It is a wonderful way to spend a few hours with friends, get out boating, and preserve our rich heritage.
Bowman Bay Work Party, 2006
Our members also helped in the effort to keep the trail open on Indian Point Trail. There are many spectacular views available of Deception Pass Bridge from that trail. Here are Lyndon Green, Tony Bull and Justin Hetherton,all of ACMC.
The 3rd Annual Members Picnic at Bowman Bay
In 2006, a wonderful, sunny day was had by all as the peapod was christened and rowed around the bay. Then other small boats and kayaks joined in after a hugh lunch of BBQ'd salmon and various salads,all brought by members.
4th of July Parade
The parade saw the peapod built by the members towed rather than rowed down Commercial Street.
Creosote Log Cleanup
Organized by the Skagit County Marine Resources Committee, Paul Dinnel, Committee Chair.
The Bay was filled with many creosote treated logs. After they were identified, they were loaded onto barges, and taken from Fidalgo Bay and the area.
Kayak Rides
Wooden Boat Festival of 2006
We set up a booth at the Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, 
and made a lot of new friends.
and showed off what we built.
Greys Harbor Historical Seaport
In 2006 we informally visited Greys Harbor Historical Seaport where we took a tour of their facilities....
as well as the Center for Wooden Boats in Seattle and the Tacoma Working Waterfront Project.
We all share the Bay, and have lots of fun finding that out.
Nautical
Skills