The last time Phillip Solano was on the USS Turner Joy was in 1967 in Vietnam, where he served as a sonar technician on the destroyer. The Turner Joy was built in Seattle in 1959 and is now a floating museum on Bremerton's waterfront. Solano was visiting from his home in New Mexico.

Great views of Sinclair Inlet and the Manette Bridge, which links Bremerton with East Bremerton, are found on the waterfront deck of the Boat Shed Restaurant.

The Washington State Ferry System's M/V Chinook provides a windy, passenger-only ride between Bremerton and Seattle. The ferry is scheduled to make the crossing in 30 minutes at 30 knots.

While there are many vacant buildings in downtown Bremerton, including the Roxy Theater across the street from City Hall, major renovation is planned for the Sinclair Landing development.

Manuel Lopez has spent $1,000 customizing his low-rider bicycle. Originally from Los Angeles, he has lived in Bremerton for eight years.

The rear fender of Lopez's bike, called "Black Velvet Chicano Crystal Delight," features a crucifix.

Michelle Katz, 2, is apparently amazed by the view of the mothballed fleet of aircraft carriers, battleships, nuclear submarines and other warshps at anchor in Sinclair Inlet during the Kitsap Harbor Tour.

Bremerton city workers install a sign on a downtown parking garage pointing the way to the city's nearby arts district.

Amy Burnett displays some of her own mixed-media artwork at her downtown Bremerton gallery. The gallery also represents other artists.

The view from the old Penney's building at the corner of Second and Burwell in downtown Bremerton shows lots of vacant storefronts.