Tucked away at no name cove swinging on the anchor at last! We left Sitka on Aug. 20th putting the new engine to the test, it was great. This first day was wonderful, we saw humpback whales, sea otters, harbor porpoises, seals, eagles, then spent the night in Kanga Bay.
Continuing south down the coast of Baranof Island we were witness to at least 3 different humpback group feeding frenzies, flukes, spy-hopping, flipper slapping, lob-tailing went on and on, it was just spectacular. The day was crystal clear, hot and sunny. WOW!!
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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.
"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
1 comment:
Glad to hear you are off and out enjoying the end of summer. We just had a 2nd thought while up here in Prince William Sound. We might head out nonstop to San Diego September 1st then Hawaii in November. I saw a comparison photo of Valdez, AK in 10 feet of snow next to a photo of a white beach, palm trees and blue green water, that said it all, but the insurance company does not agree. who did you guys use for insurance when cruising the world? They want $1500 just for the cruising part and crew of 3 or 4.
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