| | Description | Date |
| Some calving on Marjorie Glacier. | 6/1/2002 |
| Continuation of calving. | 6/1/2002 |
| More calving on Marjorie. | 6/1/2002 |
| Yes, still more calving. | 6/1/2002 |
| Looking through our kayaks at yet another calving incident on Marjorie Glacier. | 6/1/2002 |
| Marjorie Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park. It is a mile wide and 250 feet tall. It's direclty adjacent to Grand Pacific Glacier, which is two and a half iles wide, and almost totally black from debris. It was not very photogenic, nor did it calve very frequently, so our attention was glued on Marjorie. | 6/1/2002 |
| Nice splash from calving. | 6/1/2002 |
| Bear on the shore returing from Marjorie Glacier. We saw many bears on the shore on the way back. | 6/2/2002 |
| Bird on a bergy bit. | 6/2/2002 |
| A beautiful cove where we spent our final night on the boat before being dropped off in Sitka. | 6/2/2002 |
| Ice flow in Glacier NP. | 6/2/2002 |
| My final attempt at capturing Dall's Porpoise bow-riding. We had several of them doing it this time, but boy are they elusive. | 6/2/2002 |
| Stellar Sea Lions in a large colony in Glacier Bay NP, on South Marble Island. | 6/2/2002 |
| 3 Large cruise ships were in port in Juneau the day we arrived. Downtown Juneau was crawling with tourists. | 5/27/2002 |
| Adam is also prepared to float down the Mendenhall. | 5/28/2002 |
| This is supposedly one of the largest cruise ships. Note the lifeboats hanging on the side. They hold as many people as we had on our entire ship. | 5/28/2002 |
| A large cruise ship was viewable outside our hotel window the day we left. | 5/28/2002 |
| The Wilderness Discoverer, our home for the next 7 days. | 5/28/2002 |
| Front view of our ship. We had 70 passengers and 23 crew on board during our week. | 5/28/2002 |
| Just a few minutes after we pulled out of port in Juneau. This is looking back at our hotel (Goldbelt Hotel) and downtown Juneau. | 5/28/2002 |
| Doesn't Halli look rugged and adventurous as she prepares for our raft trip. Really, this was more of a float trip, there were just a few small rapids. | 5/28/2002 |
| Our cruise officially started with a raft trip down the Mendenhall River, which coincidentally originates from this glacier - Mendenhall Glacier. | 5/28/2002 |
| At times there were plenty of icebergs here in Tracy Fjord. The small ones are called "bergy bits". | 5/29/2002 |
| Gulls on an iceberg. | 5/29/2002 |
| More birds on icerbergs. Note how the bergy bits are in various shades of blue, white, and clear.. | 5/29/2002 |
| Birds on an iceberg in Icy Strait. | 5/29/2002 |
| Cruising in Icy Strait. | 5/29/2002 |
| More in Icy Strait. | 5/29/2002 |
| Adam and Halli preparing for their first time kayaking. Gotta love the yellow skirt Adam's wearing. | 5/29/2002 |
| Here we are returning from our first excursion in a kayak. These were two person sea kayaks. We had a difficult time "synchronizing" our strokes. Perhaps 1 person kayaks would be better for married couples. | 5/29/2002 |
| Our first look at Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Fjord. | 5/29/2002 |
| Sawyer Glacier. Note the huge cave in the lower right. | 5/29/2002 |
| A perfectly U-shaped valley obviously formed by glaciation. | 5/29/2002 |
| Nice waterfall bisected by a cloud. | 5/29/2002 |
| Wow, that's some bridge. | 5/30/2002 |
| An octagonal lighthouse in the channel on the way to Skagway. | 5/30/2002 |
| Some non-glaciated peaks along the train ride to the pass. Note how they are jagged rather than rounded. | 5/30/2002 |
| Summit Lake at the top of our train ride. Here we turned around and headed back into Skagway. | 5/30/2002 |
| Our train heading up the mountain. | 5/30/2002 |
| A trellis we went over along the White Pass Yukon River train from Skagway. | 5/30/2002 |
| A beautiful waterfall en route to Skagway. | 5/30/2002 |
| Some Dall Porpoises were "bow-riding". They were absolutley fascinating to watch, but difficult to capture on film. | 5/31/2002 |
| Another attempt at capturing one of the porpoises on film. | 5/31/2002 |