20 juin 2022 ⋅ ☁️ 54 °F
A bit windy today, but at least it’s not too cold. :-)
Cruising the inside passage should be great scenery, except there’s pretty heavy fog, maybe a 1/4 mile visibility. Thick enough the shipEn savoir plus
19 mai 2023 ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C
An interesting night. After about an hour’s sleep, the wind was getting tea strong and knocking the tent about. It was rolling me back and forth. Not the boat, the tent.
Around midnight we decidedEn savoir plus
12 juin 2023 ⋅ ☀️ 21 °C
Es ist voll krass, Mann! Natalie hat uns versprochen, dass es 'ne fette Orca-Show im Meer gibt. Wir haben voll daran gezweifelt und immer wieder gefragt, wann das endlich abgeht. Mann, ich sag euch,En savoir plus
11 septembre 2023 ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C
Unseren schönen Campingplatz in Whistler auf dem Berg mussten wir heute morgen leider verlassen. Dafür erwarteten uns schon mehrere Abenteuer für den heutigen Tag:
1. Propangas auffüllen, damitEn savoir plus
10 septembre 2023 ⋅ ☁️ 13 °C
OMG - oh mein Gott, was für ein Abenteuer!!
Einige Tiefs ⤵️ und gaaaanz viel Hochs 🔝🔝🔝.
Leider liess das Wetter die vergangenen vier Tage etwas zu wünschen übrig, war aber gottlobEn savoir plus
18 septembre 2023 ⋅ ☁️ 55 °F
The North Pacific has been rocking and rolling. I would say the waves outside are twenty footers, big enough for the crew to put out dishes of green apples and candied ginger around the ship—bothEn savoir plus
21 septembre 2023 ⋅ 🌧 41 °F
It rains about 152 inches a year here. I shouldn’t be surprised that it’s raining today. Rain and fog have cast a mantle around Glacier Bay so that the Marjerie Glacier and the Grand PacificEn savoir plus
Voyageur
This picture evokes what an Alaska cruise is. The wall of glacier made much of what we take for granted in warmer drier places. The cold of the sea as pieces of ice slide by the ship. The sounds glaciers make as they slide, tear, smash and collapse. The scary question the glacier pushes is how much longer can it be on its “inexorable” ooze to the sea.
21 septembre 2023 ⋅ 🌧 45 °F
On this rainy, foggy day the world consists of shades of black, white and gray. A black-and-white photograph comes closer to capturing the starkness of the mountains around us as they show theirEn savoir plus
5 mars ⋅ 🌙 2 °C
We intended to spend two nights in Vancouver visiting with family but our initial WestJet flight was cancelled due to lack of crew and we were rebooked the next morning at 0700 hrs.En savoir plus
13 mai ⋅ ❄️ 1 °C
Upon entering Glacier Bay National Park, we met Ranger Nate who is among the 60 people living in the park. The first behemoth we saw was Margerie Glacier. Birds and otters are abundant, and a brownEn savoir plus
Vous pouvez également connaitre ce lieu sous les noms suivants:
Coastal Waters Of Southeast Alaska And British Columbia, The Coastal Waters of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia
