Pirate Regatta brings out people’s inner marauders
Weekend buccaneers in boats of all shapes and sizes yo-ho-ho their way around the course at the Camas Cove Cellars Pirate Regatta in Moses Lake Sunday.
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Linda Rosenow of Moses Lake paddles her boat, the Sleazy Mermaid, across the finish line in the Pirate Regatta at Camas Cove Cellars Sunday.
The Black Hog, one of 21 entries in the Camas Cove Cellars Pirate Regatta, looks like it could go under at any minute, but the crew made it around the course unswamped.
Competitors in the Pirate Regatta occasionally found themselves doing battle, as they made their way around the course.
Shawna Sloane bites off a piece of duct tape while assembling her boat, the Risen Indeed, for the Pirate Regatta Sunday at Camas Cove Cellars.
The Seven Cs Pirate Band plays at the Camas Cove Cellars Pirate Regatta Sunday. From left: Anna Birge-Carter, Mary Conway, Clifford Bresee, Jim Hamm and Steve Close. Obscured behind Close is Stacy Bresee.
MOSES LAKE — The shores and docks at Camas Cove were awash in buccaneers, swashbucklers, hearties and scurvy dogs Sunday for the eighth annual Camas Cove Pirate Regatta.
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