SEATTLE — High waves forced a Seattle-bound Victoria Clipper to turn back to port on Thanksgiving Day.
KOMO News reports the vessel had just left Victoria when it encountered waves as high as 7 feet. The crew then decided to turn back as a precaution.
The company arranged for alternative modes of transportation for its passengers, but their return trip to Seattle was delayed by hours.
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