Charles and Margo Wood - Charlie\'s Charts North to Alaska

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GLACIE~8'AY!

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One methad ta explare Glacier Bay is to mave aut of Bartlett Cave as 500n

as practicable to an advance base ancharage in either armo Depending on the

weather these bases allow far exploration and return from the ice-filled arms

where passage may be slow and sometimes difficult and stressful. Blue Mouse

Cov.,is • JOCMl" be .. for .l',frr C,\nd John Hopkins Inlets, ..... ith Reid Inlet a further

adv8rite Nae to use in goOcl weather. North and South Sandy CO" •• catl be used

similui,:'lòt;J!tiz Itll~t.

Other anchorages in the Bay, with their o ..... n attractions include the

f0110 ..... ing: Berg Bay (care is needed because nf the many rocks in the entrance;

anchor on the north side of the west arm), Willoughby Island (north end), Shag

Cave (in Geikie Inlet), and Sebree Cove (bet ..... een T~'~~lit Point and the

southern part of Sebree Island).

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