GREEN BUOY ulu ornament was revolutionary in the design
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Description
was revolutionary in the design of surf-zone rescue craft
Experience the sounds of workers echoing throughout this secluded cove surrounded by the backdrop of the snowcapped Chilkat Mountains where coastal endeavors meet pristine beauty
Limited edition print by Yukon artist Nathalie Parenteau
Hand crafted by husband and wife team Bill and Rita Bishop in Fairbanks
Image size: 6 7/8" x 8 1/2"
GREEN BUOY ulu ornament was revolutionary in the designPrint size: 7 1 8" x 11 1 8" This is a green buoy to mark the left side of the channel and keep ships in safe deep water. Since we see one of these every time we come in to port, we like to keep this one on the left side of our front door. Green buoys, for those of you who didn't know, are always given odd numbers. Large buoys like this one are also often swarming with sea lions in our neck of the woods. Tom Crestodina, an Alaskan fisherman, began