Living by the tide we were able to see some spectacular sunrises and sunsets. 4:30am in the land of the midnight sun catching the ebb tide northwest in the waters of the Frederick Sound.
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1 comment:
Wow looks like your having a great time. I wish I was up there too. Cant wait to hear the stories you must have. See you when you get back.
- Scott
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