[password] STUART32

[position] 60 15.695N 147 45.911w

[date] 2019-07-29

[status] After three days on anchor hunkered down hiding from wind and rain in the lovely Whale Bay, which is so well protected we didn't see a knot of breeze and the holding was all so good with its sticky mud bottom, we upped anchor and popped around to Snug Harbor on Knight Island. Motoring into this place is like motoring into Jurassic Park. It is even more protected than the other anchorages we've visited, which are all well protected. Unlike our last anchorage (Whale Bay) we are back to a rock bottom though; good thing there is not wind forecast for tonight. The bay is full of life, like lots of anchorages here in Prince William Sound, and interestingly has its own micro climate as we have clear skies outside but steady rain and low lying cloud inside this nook of an anchorage.

[weather] Overcast, no wind or swell.
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