Dirona is a 2000 Bayliner 4087 moored in Seattle, WA.  The name is derived from Dirona Albolineata, or the Alabaster Nudibranch, an invertebrate indigenous to the Puget Sound we often see when scuba diving.  Margaux Marine Graphics created a wonderful picture of a Dirona on our flybridge (this was taken in the Broughtons in the winter with a light dusting of snow).  We are Jennifer and James Hamilton.

 

 

Waggoner Cruising Guide's Cruising the Secret Coast: Unexplored Anchorages on British Columbia's Inside Passage by Jennifer and James Hamilton

 

 

Upcoming Presentations and Appearances

• Bellevue Sail and Power Squadron, January 7th, 2009.

• Seattle Boat Show, Jan 23rd-Feb 1st, 2009.

• Seattle Yacht Club Boating Safety Fest, April 4th, 2009.

• Trawler Fest Anacortes, May 7th-10th, 2009.

Upcoming Articles

• "Unusual Anchorages", Pacific Yachting, Pacific Northwest Edition, March/April 2009.

• All published articles

Interviews

• Cruising the Secret Coast, Let's Go Outdoors Canada

• Boating's Best-Kept Secret Places, King 5 Evening Magazine

Destinations and New Places

• Washington State

• Southern BC Coast

• Northern BC Coast

Tips and Techniques

• Winter Boating

• Mechanical, Seamanship and Other

 

Last updated 2008.11.04