The event took place at the old U.S. Naval Station
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Free boat trips were being prepared
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The old bridge was background to the marina
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The City was also background to the marina
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Yet scum could still drift into the marina
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In the distance, the new bridge continued to grow
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The marina area gradually came to life
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One man waited while reading "Latitude 38"
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A boat construction contest got underway
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The elderly eyed one Baads boat
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The Treasure Island Yacht Club was there too
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Two performers tuned up by entertaining outside
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They eyed the stage to see if it was their turn yet
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Kids tried out the sample mini-cars on display
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A pirate bear took over one of the smaller craft
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Entertainment took place under a shady tent
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Entertainers envied those who got free boat rides
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One free boat ride ended so another could begin
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Proud boat owners greeted visitors to the fair
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Children's boat lessons took place that afternoon
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Then came the rhythmic sea shanties
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The bass player waited his time to sing
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His fingers almost flew over the keypad
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A pirate was there to entertain the children
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The pirate proved to be a great clown
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His spinning plate balancing act wowed the crowd
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He proved to be a funny ventriloquist as well
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