Looking like something from the deep, this gooseneck barnacle encrusted boat has journeyed from the tsunami battered shores of Japan to the coast of Washington state.Floating more than 4,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean the boat is believed to have been set adrift during the March 2011 earthquake which left 15,000 dead.The boat washed up on Monday morning in Ocean Shores, around 90 miles south of Seattle and turned over to the US Coast Guard for inspection.
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