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![[Click to enlarge view]](images/woodenboat2-sm.jpg) Sir Emile Gumbs and Anguilla's boats were featured in the
 Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival in Washington State.
Sir Emile Gumbs returned to Anguilla Monday evening from Seattle,
Washington, where he participated in the 22nd
annual �Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival� held July 3rd
thru the 5th.
Sir Emile Gumbs and Anguilla's boats were featured in the
 Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival in Washington State.
Sir Emile Gumbs returned to Anguilla Monday evening from Seattle,
Washington, where he participated in the 22nd
annual �Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival� held July 3rd
thru the 5th.
The �Festival� is sponsored by Seattle�s �Center for Wooden Boats�, a one-of-a-kind floating museum, dedicated to the preservation of wooden boats, boat building skills, and educating current and future generations about their history.
During the three day show, Sir Emile shared the unique maritime heritage
and modern wooden boat racing of Anguilla with the people of the Pacific
Northwest. In addition, working with Caribbean Concepts, who sponsored
his visit to Seattle, he helped promote Anguilla as a vacation
destination. (See picture above of Rina Faamoe/Scott of Caribbean
Concepts).
![[Click to enlarge view]](images/woodenboat1-sm.jpg) 
While in Seattle, Sir Emile stayed in a Houseboat on Lake Union, which
was provided by the Center for Wooden Boats. He was also able to visit
the Hiram Chittenden Locks in Ballard (picture), which separates the fresh water
lakes of Seattle from Puget Sound, and was given a personal tour of a
ship at the US Naval Base in Everett.
Guest article by Dennis Sumption
Revised: July 27, 1998
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