The Public Dock was without boats on a calm summer morning. The water in the marina was glass smooth.

A single boat was moored to a floating dock. This dock was was old and in the process of being decommissioned.

A sign was posted across the street from the public boat launch. It specified who and how much must be paid for launching boats and mooring them.

Two boat ramps were parallel to each other and each had its own floating dock to prepare a just-launched boat.

Dozens of vultures flew next to the boat launch ramps. They darted in and out of trees lining the shore.

A busy floating dock with lots of boats moored to it on a crisp morning.

Several boats had been pulled from the water and were set on blocks. This modest dry dock shared its expanse with a few restaurants (not shown).