A wrangling of our explorations
Today, around 11,000 steps took us here and there around the town of Wrangell, AK, whose development was based on … Continue reading A wrangling of our explorations
Continuing north to Wrangell
Braesail was anchored near the tiny, charming village of Meyers Chuck (“chuck” is Chinook for “waters”) by Monday evening (July … Continue reading Continuing north to Wrangell
Meyers Chuck (not steak)
Today we pulled out of the docks in Ketchikan at about 0930. A quick put-put put us at the fuel … Continue reading Meyers Chuck (not steak)
Looping around Ketchikan
What a beautiful sunny day–AT LAST! Since rain was scheduled to arrive on Sunday, July 17, for an extended visit, … Continue reading Looping around Ketchikan
We CAN “ketch” up on chores in Ketchikan (though Braesail is a sloop rig and not a ketch!)
We are docked in Ketchikan at last after a great deal of motoring, on Wednesday, Thursday, and today (Friday, July … Continue reading We CAN “ketch” up on chores in Ketchikan (though Braesail is a sloop rig and not a ketch!)
Three more photos of the shores surrounding Punchbowl Cove
Photos of mountains, mists, and waterfalls in Rudyerd Bay on July 13
These were taken on a damp and drizzly day during our travels in Rudyerd Bay in Misty Fjords National Monument … Continue reading Photos of mountains, mists, and waterfalls in Rudyerd Bay on July 13
Billows of whipped cream in the Punchbowl
Punchbowl Cove in Misty Fjords National Monument is beautiful and mysterious. Mysterious especially because, should you look at a topographic … Continue reading Billows of whipped cream in the Punchbowl
The first of a number of pictures of Punchbowl Cove taken on July 12
It’s QUIET here!
Sunshine, snow-dappled mountain summits, a long, sandy beach, and shores lined with cedars and hemlocks, green grasses, and golden rockweed–gorgeous! … Continue reading It’s QUIET here!
