Seymour Narrows is a narrow section towards the South end of the Inside Passage running between Puget Sound and Alaska. Currents up to 8-9 knots flow through here and Ripple Rock was a major hazard to navigation. This route is very busy with cruise ships, tugs and barges, fishing vessels, and recreational vessels.
Here is the story of removing that Ripple Rock hazard:
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CLIMBING THE HAWESPIPE ONE HAND AT A TIME!
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