pbearsailor
SOH-CM-2025
Tracy Arm
We were lucky enough to cruise Southeast Alaska in 1996 on our sailboat. The most special day of that trip was the one when we went up Tracy Arm to the Sawyer Glaciers. The only anchorage was at the mouth of the arm, 20 miles from the glaciers. No place elsewhere to anchor, so you have to make it up and back in daylight (that part's easy in Alaska summers). We had fog that morning and were about to give up when it cleared around 11 AM and we decided to go for it on our slow sailboat.
Thanks so much to Holger and Bill and everyone involved in this.
:ernae: It's a whole lot easier heading up there in the Albatross. You've really captured the look. The bergy bits are really cool--we had to push them away from the boat with a boathook (but we did collect some for our drinks that night). The detail you've gotten on the cliff faces is way better than I've seen before in FSX.
Going to be checking out all the places we went in the boat and it's going to keep me busy for quite awhile.
cheers,
steve
We were lucky enough to cruise Southeast Alaska in 1996 on our sailboat. The most special day of that trip was the one when we went up Tracy Arm to the Sawyer Glaciers. The only anchorage was at the mouth of the arm, 20 miles from the glaciers. No place elsewhere to anchor, so you have to make it up and back in daylight (that part's easy in Alaska summers). We had fog that morning and were about to give up when it cleared around 11 AM and we decided to go for it on our slow sailboat.
Thanks so much to Holger and Bill and everyone involved in this.

Going to be checking out all the places we went in the boat and it's going to keep me busy for quite awhile.

cheers,
steve
