Some of the treasures that wash ashore are just too big to collect!
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Posts from February 2006
Dungeness Crabs
They grow large in Southeast Alaska.
Kayak Mothership
Return each day to a hot shower, a great meal and a warm bed.
High Drama
Sometimes it's easier to take the other guy's fish than it is to catch one of your own.
Tea. Earl Gray. Hot.
We have Captain Picard's favorite, as well as a few others.
Orca Whales
Just outside of Ketchikan:
New Eddystone Rock
A 237 foot volcanic plug in Misty Fjords:
Using all Those Clams?
The crows were just wondering ...
Trailblazing
The ship's dog enlists some assistance.
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