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2022 Slowboat Flotilla to Alaska - Day 24

by Slowboat 24 Jun 2022 12:53 NZST
Impulse with a ray of sun - 2022 Slowboat Flotilla to Alaska © Laura Domela

The flotilla left the Ruth Island anchorage in Thomas Bay fairly early this morning for our long cruise to Cannery Cove in Pybus Bay - on Admiralty Island.

Cannery Cove is a stunning anchorage - set in a giant bowl of snowcapped peaks. We often see bears, eagles, seals, sea lions, and more - and frequently catch crab, shrimp, halibut, and rockfish in and around the bay.

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