Sharon Hoare (Click on photo to enlarge)

Sharon Hoare (Click on photo to enlarge)

Coho in Port Angeles Harbor at sunset [PHOTO]

  • Saturday, July 18, 2015 12:11pm
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THIS PHOTO WAS taken by Sharon Hoare of Sequim while waiting for MV Coho ferry from Victoria to dock Friday night in Port Angeles.

Sharon originally sent the photo to her sister, Joanne Keeler, of Casa Grande, Ariz.

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