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6-21-24, 21 days on the water. 101 miles today & 728 miles total Well, we certainly didn’t end up tonight where I had planned to. The plan was to catch the ebbing tide from Warm Springs bay to the tip of Admiralty island, then the flood to Kake, a small native town on the south side of...

June 19, 19 days on the water, no miles today With my knee finally up to walking, we walked the trails to the outside hot spring & Baranof lake with Wrenny entranced the whole way. The beauty & grandeur of the trails are still there, but my bum knee makes the going a very humbling experience...

June 18, 18 days on the water 25 miles today & 627 total 6 years ago, JoLee & I was here at Warm Springs Bay & her last time here. Missing her today even with Wrenny’s good Company. As far as today’s events, I can’t do any better than what Wrenny wrote below. Wrenny’s thoughts Grandpa woke...

Bob, I have access to internet, but with us going into some nasty chop on our way this morning from Red Bluff Bay to Warm Springs I’ll make it short. A few short year back a guy was killed near Port Alexander & more resently homes broken into by them, so the town is on a strong defensive...

June 17, 17 days on the water 63 miles today 602 total Left Port Alexander with both of us not really wanting to, knowing there is a good chance, neither of us will ever see this unique place again. At least the seas were calm for the most part & except for some short stretches, we made a...

Port Alexander outer harbor

The bear den

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Port Alexander boatdwalk

Outside dock

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Stairway to house on the rock

port Alexander inside dock

Port Alexander outside dock

June 15, day 15 on the water. 50 miles today & 541 total We left Red Bluff Bay & it’s bear on the meadow in time to catch the ebb tide going down Chatham Strait to the very tip of Baranof Island & the very unique & remote town of Port Alexander. Going out Red Bluff Bay with the tide into a...

Photo by Wrenny. Big fish for little bird

Red bluff bay bear we watched for hours

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Red bluff bay