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Author Archives: Andrew Cooper
Track Color Coding
When trolling for salmon the bridge can be a wee bit quiet. Not much to do, why not explore the features of the Furuno navigation system? A very cool feature! It appears you can color code the track based on … Continue reading
Changes in Tenakee
I realize things change, but sometimes the “improvements” seem to involve a loss. A loss of what was, a loss of a little piece of history. The Snyder Mercantile was a time capsule of another era. Built over a century … Continue reading
Posted in Alaskan History, Talk Story
Tagged history, mercantile, renovate, Snyder, Tenakee
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Blunden Harbor
It is always nice to know a few safe harbors one can use to wait out bad weather. Before making the passage across Queen Charlotte Sound on a northbound journey there are a few such places to mark on your … Continue reading
Posted in Anchorages, BC History
Tagged anchorage, Blunden, British Columbia, harbor
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