The ship left the inside passage some time last night and the seas picked up. Leslie changed her patch and got some relief. A few tums helped me keep my composure. We slept in and had room service bring us breakfast. That was fortunate since we arrived at the Hubbard glacier early around 7 AM and we could watch the glacier without leaving the suite for breakfast. Hubbard glacier is 400 feet tall and has some six miles of contact with the water in this fjord.
Dall's Porpoise
They swam with us and then gave an excited squeak and then they were gone
We heard a few clunkers hit the hull
It was cold, as you might imagine
Lots of ice in the bay
Orca Berg
The stories that the layers could tell us
Play the grooves like a vinal record and sing with the glacier
Deep in the Glacial face
Suggestive of something...
Any second this entire 400 feet of ice could collapse
Fog hung thick
The face of the elders in the mountain
A bit of green in this frozen place
Eerie blue color
The blue seal
Got the Blues
Gem Stone Berg
Thick with sea ice
So many dark bergs that look like seals
Another ship arrives as we leave
Day 12 of our Migration
