So far we have passed 11 Selene Trawlers cruising Alaska this summer, more than any other builder. It’s as though there’s another Selene in every port and anchorage. Perhaps the fleet should organize an Alaskan Selene Rendezvous?  …
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Random Pictures enroute Ocean Falls
The rain returned with a vengeance today in Ocean Falls, so we had time to download some pictures as we wait for better weather before moving on.The mermaid greeting visiting boaters at Ocean FallsSea Jay passing Boat Bluff lighthouse, Sarah PassageSea…
Prince Rupert to Ocean Falls
July 14, 2011As predicted, the rain settled in as we waited for Matheson’s to arrive. We moved from our original slip to make room for all the boats predicted to arrive, and by 4PM when Jim and Cheryl arrived, the place was full. We had m…
Spontaneity
It’s Sunday. I’d just gotten up (late: recuperating from grandchildren visit) and Douglas is calling: Andrea and Chuck Wistar are approaching Aries Too on a Rangers 29. They are going into Annapolis for brunch, do we want to come? YES! (Cont…
Family Cruise
Photo: Grandchildren at Maritime Museum (Continued…)
Chesapeake Cruise with Grandchildren
Photo: Crab Painting in Masthead Restaurant, Oxford, MD (Continued…)
Dixon Entrance Southbound
Our route from Foggy Bay to Prince Rupert, who was he anyway?? The Cow Bay Cafe Fkying Kiwi Savignon Blanc The entrance into Foggy Bay Our last view of Ketchikan and the cruise shipsLeaving Ketchikan for the last time in 2011, under sunny skies, we he…
Farewell to Alaska 2011
July 11, 2011Today was another unusual sunny and warm day in Ketchikan as we prepare to leave Alaska for British Columbia, completing our time in SE Alaska in 2011. We did not go downtown, leaving that area to the passengers from the four cruise ships…
South River off the Neuse
Deciding to take advantage of relatively calm offshore conditions we departed Cape Lookout Bight and returned to the ICW via the Beaufort Inlet. With the forecast of continued extremely hot and humid weather, we decided to head to the South River…
Cape Lookout Bight
Cape Lookout National Seashore is approximately 4 miles from the Beaufort (NC) Inlet. It has long been recognized as one of the finest harbors on the NC coast and has been used for centuries as a harbor of refuge. Spanish privateers used the bigh…
