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| Captain's Log Update August 24, 2010 |
08/24/2010 |
| Captain’s Log – August 22, 2010- Prince Rupert, B.C to Coos Bay, Oregon
We left Prince Rupert about 6 AM headed for the Grenville Channel, a 50 mile long fjord that is a main route on the inside passage. It is a spectacular wilderness area: the channel is relatively narrow and very deep, bounded by high mountains and forests. It was a ... More> |
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| Captain's Log August 6, 2010 |
08/06/2010 |
| Captain’s Log – August 6, 2010- Juneau to Ketchikan
Today we are in Ketchikan, the last port city in Alaska on our way south. Ketchikan is sort of the gateway to the north, and place were all the cruise ships stop both coming and going up and down the Alaskan coast. Today there were four of them in here, and each one carries about 2,000 ... More> |
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| Captain's Log Update July 19, 2010 |
07/19/2010 |
| Captain’s Log – July 19, 2010- Hoonah to Glacier Bay to Juneau
After leaving Summer Wind with the USCG, we proceeded 8 miles to Hoonah, a Tlingit Village across Icy Inlet from Glacier Bay. It was rainy and cold, and as it was now about 6 PM we were glad to reach Hoonah and tie up. The harbormaster, Paul, was very friendly directed ... More> |
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| Captain's Log Update June 29, 2010 |
07/07/2010 |
| Captain’s Log – June 29, 2010- Campbell River, B.C to Sitka
After leaving Vancouver on June 24, we cruised to Pender Bay, a popular vacation retreat for Vancouverites. The hills are dotted with lovely vacation homes and cottages, and it has a pleasant casual air about it. After an overnight stay, we continued north up Malaspina Strait, ... More> |
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| Captain's Log June 24,2010 |
06/25/2010 |
| Captain’s Log – June 24, 2010
After leaving Poet’s Cove, we cruised to Montague Harbor on Gabriella Island. It is about half way up the Gulf Island chain, which lies on the eastern side of Vancouver Island. In the U.S. they are known as the San Juan Islands. They are beautiful low mountain islands covered with forests and surrounded ... More> |
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