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The smoke filled the sound after a couple of days. I took this picture when we returned to Fair Harbor for gas. It is taken from the same spot as the first picture of the marina. Visibility was 1/10 of a mile in parts of the sound and there was none of the "refreshing" feeling of fog.
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We were having our fish processed at SRP Processing at the SlamBang Lodge. This is what the smoke looked like when we dropped off our catch one evening.
Another salmon on board. We didn't catch anything that would actually fit in our cooler. Not that I'm complaining.
We headed back out to the outlying islets where the air was clear. Time for some more fishing. We had already caught a couple ling cod returning from the Brooks Peninsula.
The smoke filled the sound after a couple of days. I took this picture when we returned to Fair Harbor for gas. It is taken from the same spot as the first picture of the marina. Visibility was 1/10 of a mile in parts of the sound and there was none of the "refreshing" feeling of fog.
The approach to Limpet Lagoon is well marked, sort of.
Our favorite anchorage at Limpet Lagoon. A winding 12' deep, 20' wide, rocky opening into a perfectly protected sandy bottom. Plus a black bear on the beach.
Glassy all the way to the horizon.
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The smoke filled the sound after a couple of days. I took this picture when we returned to Fair Harbor for gas. It is taken from the same spot as the first picture of the marina. Visibility was 1/10 of a mile in parts of the sound and there was none of the "refreshing" feeling of fog.

The smoke filled the sound after a couple of days. I took this picture when we returned to Fair Harbor for gas. It is taken from the same spot as the first picture of the marina. Visibility was 1/10 of a mile in parts of the sound and there was none of the "refreshing" feeling of fog.
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Driving in on the "gravel" road to Fair Harbour we saw the prior evening's lightning strikes, mostly on the tops of the peaks.
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