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It was overcast but calm as we travelled in Sumner Strait to the southern entrance of Wrangell Narrows. We had timed our passage of the narrows so that we had a following tide entering and then, as it changed, a following tide exiting to Petersburg. …

Wrangell had an exceptional museum, the best we have seen. Here is the world’s largest salmon, 126 pounds, caught nearby. (View Post…)

Irwin and Debbie helped me get this up. Oh my, does it look spectacular. Now…for the fish! (View Post…)

Today was a sad day for us. Irwin and Mary were headed home. For three weeks we had so many laughs and great times together. The four of us get along so well together; it was an exceptional experience. We work so very well together on the boat, taki…

The carving inside the long house was amazing. And, it was all done with traditional, non-metal tools. (View Post…)

On the way to Prince Rupert, there was a lot of traffic in Grenville Channel. Here is a tug in tow, pulling a barge. (View Post…)

The scoring system is: (Continued…)

We just landed in Prince Rupert and I have posted a number of new entries. I will post more photos as soon as I can, including the evidence of the new worlds record. (Continued…)

Mary and Debbie hiked a cultural trail in Kitimat. It currently ends at this Gazebo where Mary is at, looking out over the bay. (View Post…)

I was sure I had set a new Jiffy Pop record. Unfortunately, there were over 60 kernels left.  (View Post…)