Our last picture together before Bill and Gail turn the T-Puffin towards home.  

No caption with this picture.I believe that is Hank taking a bath in the natrual hot steam pool.  

Hank carves on the feet of the 'Stump Woman' on the Flicker Pole.  

Jon Rowan - Master Carver Jon Rowan and his young assistant working on the Flicker Pole.  

Anders - Our 11 year old grandson, Anders, Karl and Heidi's son, fishing off the Sandpiper.  

A breaching whale on a sunny day, while Karl and Anders were aboard.  

One of the many Grizzly Bears we saw while 'stranded on Chichagof Island' 

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At Days End. Note the fancy wine glasses for the Sandpiper.

A treacherous tight fit !!!
Narrow entrance into Greentop Bay on Yokobi Island. The Sandpiper entered on a falling tide and found 6 feet of water under the keel, going through.

The Grizzly Bear that spent hours grazing the beach beside our anchored boat in Dundas Bay. 

Brady Glacier from our anchorage in Dundas Bay.  

A breeching Whale as the good ship Sand Piper leaves Juneau, Alaska 

Our guest Nancy, an avid fisherman, catches her first big King Salmon.  

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A young Tingit girl dancing with her clan in the parade.

Intimidating Vikings throwing candy to the crowds.

A young Viking parade spectator, horns and all.  

Barbequing 600 pounds of salmon, smoked black cod and halibut. We hope Hank learned the technique so we can do it Stateside.  

Being entertained as we sat on the beach eating our salmon, overlookinmg Frederick Sound and the snowy mountains beyond. Unfortunately, you can't see the icebergs drifting by from the La Conte Glacier.

Wow! A 30# King Salmon
Way to go Hank!!
A 30 pound King salmon caught by Hank Van Calcar in front of Sandy Beach, where they enjoyed the big salmon barbecue.

Twenty five foot long table laden with pastries and open face sandwiches, handmade by the women in Petersburg, Alaska.  

Yloung girl in her Norwegian Burdan, serving us lunch at a style show.in Petersburg.  

Embroidered Norwegian "Burdan", handmade in Alaska for Girls.  

Traditional handmade Norwegian outfit called Burdan. This one if for boys.  

Bill and Gail from the T-Puffin and Hank and Carolyn enjoy a HUGE breakfast at the Trask's, our trolling friends in Petersburg.  

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DESOLATION SOUND: Taken from the deck of the Sandpiper, following the T-Puffin to our anchorage in Desolation Sound.