Day 5: Wednesday, August 31, 2011: Glacier Bay
Today our ship cruised through Glacier Bay for most of the day. Scott and I got out there early so we could stake a claim in one of the good viewing spots. It was very cold when we were approaching the Bay, but once inside, the wind was blocked and the temperature felt very nice. We even saw a small patch of blue sky. We took a lot of video clips here, so please make sure you go to the end of this page to watch the combined videos.
Today our ship cruised through Glacier Bay for most of the day. Scott and I got out there early so we could stake a claim in one of the good viewing spots. It was very cold when we were approaching the Bay, but once inside, the wind was blocked and the temperature felt very nice. We even saw a small patch of blue sky. We took a lot of video clips here, so please make sure you go to the end of this page to watch the combined videos.
Be sure to follow "Bill's" journey along with ours.
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<-- This one just calved
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Yummmm ... Menage-a-Trois
Our new friends, and
fellow honeymooners (mostly)
fellow honeymooners (mostly)
Watch our video of Glacier Bay National Park
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(because you might be at work),
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Here's a direct link to YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV2WCZMwq5c
(because you might be at work),
CLICK HERE for an alternative viewing option.
Here's a direct link to YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV2WCZMwq5c
"Me, I, or My" will always mean Barbara
