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Flapping salmon
29 August 2012 – Juneau, Alaska, USA
Lunch with my friend Andrew from the Diamond Princess. Juneau is a cute little place when the sun shines and today there were lots of ships in port with us. Sometimes the itineraries of several ships all coincide and the sleepy little town is invaded by tens of thousands of ship people. It’s a wonder how anyone could stand to live there – it would ...
The final push
... ve buddy-boated with them several times since and enjoy their company immensely. In addition to our son Tim, we also had two other crew – Craig and his 15 yr old son, Adrian.
We sailed to northwest to Kauai before leaving the Hawaiian Islands. It was a one-day passage that we did at night. This gave the crew a bit of a taste of ocean passage-making. Nobody jumped ship. This was the most crew we’d had for ...
Tracy Arm Fjord and Juneau
... 8221;. We all loaded up in these golf cart type vehicles for a narrated trip around his land. It was interesting and from the pictures you will note he planted flowers atop the bottom of tree trunks that he hammered into the ground.
We then boarded our chartered bus for the trip back to the ship to get ready for our dinner. Dinner was at our reserved 6:00 time slot in the Capri dining ...
U Know, Juneau?
... to use the infamous "Newlywed Game" line, we would! So, we were introduced, shared a few yuks, and then the ladies were taken to the soundproof booth with one of the activities staff members named Leila. (We had seen her bustin' her moves in a blue wig at the 70s Disco Party the night before!) The soundproof booth was actually the stage director's office, with all of the screens to watch backstage, front views, control buttons...just amazing. ...
Best fish ever!!!
... br> John Ron's son also joined us for tea which was nice. He had lots of fun fishing stories to share, he showed us some pictures on his phone of a 400lb halibut him and his friend had caught last week. He said it took them a whole day to fillet it, I'm not surprised it was huge. He also had some amazing video's of humpbacks really close. From listening to him and Ron it sounds like you have to work really hard to make a living out here ...