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I used my bungee anchor system to go ashore on a little beach in the Burdwood Group north of Gilford Island.
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We were joined by a fellow clam digger.
Digging clams for lunch using the aboriginal implement shown at the top of the photo.
We obviously weren't the first to stop here. Somebody forgot their camp axe.
I used my bungee anchor system to go ashore on a little beach in the Burdwood Group north of Gilford Island.
Lots of waterfalls in Tribune Channel. You can see Kamugui, the god of the undersea, where he comes ashore here under the waterfall to look at the air world. He usually relies on cormorants to dive down and inform him. Here, the waterfall runs down his forehead between his eyes, then down his nose, then off to the left past his mouth. He only speaks at night.
Just missed them. They chased a school of fish under our boat and entertained us for 1/2 hour.
And that's not easy.
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I used my bungee anchor system to go ashore on a little beach in the Burdwood Group north of Gilford Island.

I used my bungee anchor system to go ashore on a little beach in the Burdwood Group north of Gilford Island.
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On the left is the MV Coho, headed for Victoria. We left Port Angeles about 8 am for the 90 minute ride.
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