Tag: wildlife
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Baggywrinkles Blog tends to go on about things that anyone can find on the internet. Offline sailors need to make do with paper or pdfs…
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The moment we’d been hoping for came as the fog parted and we were motoring up the main channel of Glacier Bay. We’d…
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Old growth forests bordering the north Pacific are what it takes. Until then the marbeled murrelet will never again thrive Oregon, California, Washington, and…
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Independent booksellers of the coast: We salute you! A tribute is in order. If urban North America is starting to recognize their contributions to…
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in Prince Rupert, BC we tie up at Rushbrook Harbour at the north of the waterfront under a high cliff. The place is packed…
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The bears have always come to Anan Creek to enjoy the salmon runs. More recently wildlife biologists have come to track their behavior and…
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Alaska seems to breed talkers and story tellers and Wrangell certainly has its share. At the Harbor Master’s Office at the head of…
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When you sail into Khutze Inlet and are surrounded by alpine meadows crisscrossed with whitewater rivulets, you expect to hear cowbells and yodeling. As…