about 19 years ago
On a bright June day last year, the 62-passenger Sea Bird glided through a narrow passage on the eastern fringe of the Inside Passage and anchored in an isolated inlet. There, far from the main channel, in a quiet corner of Alaska’s northern wilderness, six of the ship’s passengers climbed into an i
On a bright June day last year, the 62-passenger Sea Bird glided through a narrow passage on the eastern fringe of the Inside Passage and anchored in an isolated inlet.
There, far from the main channel, in a quiet corner of Alaska’s northern wilderness, six of the ship’s passengers climbed into an inflatable dinghy and went ashore for a walk in the woods.
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