Robert Flagg of Port Townsend looks down at a massive log that is jammed under a section of the pier at the Northwest Maritime Center on Monday. The log was washed in by recent king tides and winds and caused minor damage to the railing, which has been repaired. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)
Robert Flagg of Port Townsend looks down at a massive log that is jammed under a section of the pier at the Northwest Maritime Center on Monday.
The log was washed in by recent king tides and winds and caused minor damage to the railing, which has been repaired.
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