Lowe Inlet is one of my favorite spots. The ice flow from a near by waterfall was fun to see.
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Contact Us
E-mail:
capestjames@gmail.com
Ham Radio:
Jim; KE7PA Fran; KC7WYU
Snail Mail:
All of our mail will be sent to us upon arrival in a new town. You can send mail to:
C/o
2220 Chestnut Street
Everett, WA 98201-2626
Remember it could take a while for mail to reach us but we hope to hear from you.
Phone:
Our cell phone numbers will remain the same until we leave the US.
capestjames@gmail.com
Ham Radio:
Jim; KE7PA Fran; KC7WYU
Snail Mail:
All of our mail will be sent to us upon arrival in a new town. You can send mail to:
C/o
2220 Chestnut Street
Everett, WA 98201-2626
Remember it could take a while for mail to reach us but we hope to hear from you.
Phone:
Our cell phone numbers will remain the same until we leave the US.
About Us
- S/V Cape St. James
- Cape St. James is a 48 foot sloop rigged sailboat. In 1997 we set sail from Seattle, Washington and headed West completing a circumnavigation in 1999 upon our return to Seattle, Washington.
Indian Ocean
En route to South Africa
Cocos Keeling
View from our port
Barkley Sound, Canada
36 pound King
Mt. Yasir
Vanuatu
Blog Archive
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May
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- It's Still Winter in Warm Spring Bay
- The Bear Facts!
- First Black bear sighting -Portage Bay
- Fredrick Sound
- Off Again
- Petersburg
- Photos to Date
- Wrangell
- Shake's Island
- Petroglyph Beach plus traveling to Wrangell
- Ernest Sound
- Ship tp Shore
- Views along the way!
- Ice flow
- Entrance of Butedale
- Looking out from Rescue Bay
- East Inlet
- Jackson Passage
- Alaska!
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"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bow lines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover" ----- Mark Twain
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