We made it past 60 north and spent a few days in Seward Harbor. Heading out today and going back west for a few days to examine some glaciars we missed on the way here.

We decided to move from Pilot Harbor for the upcoming small blow, because of strong caterbatic winds and difficult anchoring conditions. We are now tucked away in Shelter Cove, which seems less windy.

Tonight we are in Pilot Harbor in the north arm of Nuka Bay. We had a short walk on shore, but we didn't get far due to limited beach.

We had a nice sail in blue sky across Stevenson and Kennedy Entrance but as we came close to Kenai Penninsula, we entered dense fog which stay with us all the way into our anchorage at Tonsina Bay.

After a nice week in Kitoi with lots of bears and we are back in Kodiak City for a night to prepare to leave the archipelago.

The wind and rain have gone, so we moved on to Kitoi Bay, where they run a salmon hatchery. We will try to get a tour tomorrow!

In Kodiak Harbor for the night. Laundry, Shoping, Internet.

On our way to Kodiak City in a cute little bay off the highway. Saw a fox on the shore when we droped anchor.

Moved over to Kodiak. It is still raining... four days now!

Spent 4 days in Geographic Harbor while two lows passed outside. We didn't even feel it, except for the rain.
Today we moved to Kukak Bay for some more scenery.

We fled from the bad weather down south and made a beeline to Geographic Harbor and a had a royal welcome with sunshine, otters, whales and a bear on the shore. Alaska couldn't be more welcoming!

At anchor in Mitrofania harbor. We thought there is an abandoned village here, but all we could find was rusty metal parts and some bear prints in the sand.

P:)