Ketchikan

Whooping it up at the Ketchikan, Macdonalds, source of shitty internet.
Our trip from Petersburg was uneventful. We traveled via Zimovia Strait which we had not been on before. That and a few new anchorages made things more interesting. Weather has been damp. Today we saw the sun for the first time in five days. Hoping to pull out of here tomorrow.
Maybe something more interesting might happen between here and Prince Rupert.


The pictures below are from Petersburg.





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