Harboring: Westport

Our Harboring series is all over Westport, hitting hard like a personal-use lighthouse...

They need a better sign, especially for a well-off town...

You can see Quint setting up shop in one of those places...

Be careful to not end up on the mud flat when you're heading home.

The Back Eddy area...

Tree Fence

Corner of the bay...

Fisherman's Rock and the Route 88 bridge...

If you define your yard with a stone wall that you could shoot British from behind, your yard is going in Cranberry County Magazine, player... a lighthouse driveway marker overgrown with ivy doesn't hurt your chances, either.

Crab Trap

It's never good when the French show up... you also never want to sail on the Second Chance in any language, because you have to wonder what happened to the boat he had his first chance with.

My lower income readers may be pleased to know that rich people play Skill Crane for boats with real cranes. 

Vera, the dinghy...

I was this far, so I hit the map and steered my car to the far southwest corner of our coverage area (Brayton Point) . I enjoyed the view from the road.

Free commercial for TowBoatU.S.

Solar boat...

You can have the No Spin Zone, I'll take the No Work Zone in the tony harbor with the barbecue grill.

Westport Sky

I never pass up a Floating House pic.

I gotta wash my mother***ing Jag-you-arrrrrrr...

golfa ragusa...

Just like when you or I get a 10 propane tank surplus, one's thoughts immediately go to making a Yard Centipede.

If you can catch lobsters off the dock, you save a lot of gas money and wear/tear on the vessel.

U.S.S. Snoopy

Buoys, you say? Just happen to have some right here.

In case you were ever wondering how buoys were shipped... now ya know.

A few potted plants add a sort of yard to your houseboat.

That boat got the handicapped spot.

Ain't we all?

Little Boat Row

Not the best shot, but...

Haftime II