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4th of July and departure
My third 4th of July I've ever spent in the States was slowwww. The first one I had spent with my good friend Anne in CA and I remember we went and laid on her blue pick-up watching the fireworks in the middle of the day. The second one I spent with my good friends the Simons also in CA and we had our own fireworks on the street resulting in a …
Juneau
After a few days here and a few days there we booked into Juneau for a full week of fun and frolic. We started with the Alaska State Museum where you can easily spend the better part of a full day. We then went up the Mt. Roberts Tramway to have a look "down" onto Juneau, and to partake in an all you can eat crab dinner! And, of course, to take …
Last Day in Juneau
... is operated by the local band of Tlingit and at the top includes a nature center, cultural theater and trails….and a gift shop of course. We enjoyed yet another dry and sunny (sunny in SE Alaska=at least one patch of visible blue sky) day. The views of the town, water and mountains were great. Leo liked visiting Lady Baltimore, an injured bald eagle that can no longer fly.
Once off the mountain ...
Back to Juneau
... not going to cook them and were heading out. After about an hour Tony and Manny picked us up and we headed to town.
We did not have a long wait for the ferry. Given the nice weather it was one time. We were loaded and off by 1:30 PM for the 4-½ hour trip back to Juneau. We had a special treat while in the last part of the Peril Straight. A large group of humpback whales were bubble ...
The final push
... Turned out that our bow was about 10 ft away from the start line. We had a great view of the 11 racers.
Princess Louisa Inlet was calling me. The chartbook says it is “the Mecca for Pacific NW boaters”. Jarvis Inlet is about 30 miles long; Princess Louisa is nearly at the end. The entrance to Princess Louisa is narrow with raging rapids. We left in what we believed was plenty of time to catch the high slack tide. ...