June 1 – June 4
We woke to cold and overcast on June 1 but it is not raining
right now which is a nice break although it is expected to rain for most of
this week. When the weather allows, we always try to head ashore to take a walk
and look around and we often go touring all the bays around in Glen’s Jetboat
or our Grady. That is what we did today – we headed to CoCo Harbor. The tugboat left sometime last night but we
decided to stay anchored in Windy Bay as it was quite a comfortable anchorage.
At the end of CoCo Harbor was the site of a major logging
operation so we took the opportunity to walk along the old logging roads (roads
is a generous word as they are being reclaimed by the forest).
We woke up to more rain on June 2 and headed to Fishhook Bay
by Hydaburg. There is internet available for Glen and Liz (they bought an AT
& T phone in Ketchikan and their T Mobile work here also) but the rest of
us have Verizon which does not work at all out here so we all took the
opportunity to get caught up with home and email using Glen and Liz’s service.
We called the town and found out that they are closed to outsiders so all we
could do is drive by for a look since we could not go ashore.
This boat was on Sukkwan Island across from Hydaburg – it
has seen better days!
We stayed an extra day to catch up on internet and phone
calls since it was raining and we spent time talking about our schedule. We were planning on going to Skagway this
trip but due to Covid many areas are very limited so our Train trip on the
White Pass and Yukon Railroad that we had scheduled was cancelled. We made the decision to not go to Skagway
this trip which we were all looking forward to seeing. Just means we will have
to come to Alaska again!
This was our anchorage off of Fishhook Island. Tomorrow we head to Soda Bay which is only
about a 10 mile cruise from Fishhook. We are slowly heading towards Craig where
we will be around June 15th.
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