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Category Archives: Places
Photo of the Week
The Chilkat Range from Southern Lynn Canal
Posted in Alaska, Geology, Photo of the Week, Photography, Places
Tagged Chilkat Range
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Photo of the Week
Dock at El Capitan Cave, Prince of Wales Island
Rounding Point Retreat
Posted in Photo of the Week, Places
Tagged Auke Bay, Juneau, ligththouse, panorama, point, retreat
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Exploring the Sealion Cove Trail
My father mentioned that we planned to explore the Sealion Cove trail this summer. Planning to fish for king salmon in Salisbury Sound makes Kalinin Bay the obvious anchorage, where the trail head is found. This plan was to be … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – El Capitan Cave Entrance
Doug and Ben taking a peek inside the entrance to El Capitan Cave on Prince of Wales Island.
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Tagged El Capitan Cave, Prince of Wales Island
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Hole in the Wall
It had been a very pleasant day with a visit to the El Capitan Cave on Prince of Wales Island. Navigating in and out of Dry Pass from Sumner Strait through Shakan Bay had been an enjoyable. Our plan was … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Anchorages, Cruising, Places
Tagged Hole in the Wall, Sumner Strait
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Calder Bay Mining Operation
When entering Shakan Strait and Dry Pass from Sumner Strait to visit El Capitan Caves, one will notice a large mining operation on Prince of Wales Island. This mine has a long history of resource extraction. It was originally developed by the Alaskan Marble … Continue reading
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Tagged Calder Bay, El Capitan Cave, mining
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A SE Alaskan Plant to Admire but Avoid
So you have anchored in a beautiful bay or tied up to a State of Alaska float and want to take a short hike up into the woods. One of the plants you most likely encounter is devil’s club, Oplopanax … Continue reading →