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  Today we were at sea all day and most of it was spent traveling North/West as we made our way from Glacier Bay yesterday to College Fjord this evening. Spotted this interesting island just before 7am.
  Most of the day we were quite a ways off shore and you could make out the mountains but not many clear views.
  

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  Something in the water, we think dolphins.
  A look into the Internet Cafe onboard.. not very busy this morning.
  

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  There was a dinner menu out so took a picture of what was coming up tonight.
  The New Your Strip Steak caught my eye (and it was the best steak of the trip I had).
  The Explorers Lounge
  

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  A fishing boat nearby.
  An interesting reflection (it was just after 8am)
  

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  A statue from the dedication of the ship.
  A note from the governor.
  Off in the distance we spotted an oil tanker and it took us a couple hours to catch up and pass it.
  

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  A bunch of birds resting on a log.
  The tanker up close. It looked to be empty, our guess heading north to pick up oil at Valdez.
  

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  A video clip of the tanker as we passed by.
  Spotted a whale (or maybe two) surfacing nearby.
  

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  A whales tail.
  Passing the lighthouse on Cape Hinchinbrook which marked our entrance into Prince William Sound
  Looking ahead.
  

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  The waves were crashing fairly high on the rocks to be visible from this far off shore. This was taken with my 300mm telephoto lens
  A better picture of the lighthouse after we passed by.
  A tug boat out in the sound.
  

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  It was a great afternoon at sea, weather wise.
  Not that many other guests out enjoying the afternoon.
  

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  A better picture of the tugboat that was out in the middle of the sound.
  A look at where we are.
  

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  There was an extra buffet near the pool this afternoon called a Taste of Alaska.
  

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  All is quite.
  You can just barely make out the tanker we passed in the distance. Shortly after this it turned toward Valdez (to the left in this picture).
  

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  Spinning around there were some guests out on deck enjoying the sunshine and calm winds.
  A look at the pool area, not many out swimming though.
  

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  Stopped to grab some ice cream since it was comfortable out.
  If you were curious.. how far we have gone so far.
  We traveled a good distance since yesterday already.
  

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  A look at where we are heading.
  

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  A wider perspective.
  Starting to pass chunks of ice again, guessing these are from glaciers in Columbia Bay but not sure and they never did announce it.
  A boat approaching with our pilot
  

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  A seal checking out our ship as it passed.
  

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  A large ice field in the distance. I believe this is feeding the Alaskan Glacier (if I am reading the map right, again there was no announcement so I am guessing a bit).
  

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  A bald eagle flew over the ship.. by the time I found it and snapped a picture it was quite a ways past us already.
  

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  Passed an Alaska Marine Highway ship.
  

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  Best guess is this is Perry Island or maybe Culross Island..
  The fishing boat traffic was picking up.
  

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  Looking ahead to Cochrane Bay you can see quite a few fishing boats.
  The cruise ship worked its way between all the fishing boats and up toward the glaciers.
  

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  I headed up to the front of the ship to enjoy the view as we worked our way through the traffic.
  

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  Looking back down the side of the ship.
  Plenty of guests out on their balconies now.
  

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  Approaching the glaciers. I believe that is the Holyoke glacier to the left but not 100% sure.
  A closer view.
  

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  In the distance you can see the Harvard Glacier (the large one in the middle) then off to the left Smith and Bryn Mawr
  A closer picture.
  

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  Here you can see the zig zag path we took to get around boats/nets/etc..
  

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  Thought this was odd.. two guys on wave runners approached the boat.
  and headed for the wake to goof around.
  

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  Some sea otters ahead. They would wait and dive under when the ship got really close.
  

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  No one at the bar, but plenty of guests on the rails.
  

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  On the big screen they had a view of where we were heading.
  Guess for some sitting in the spa was more appealing than seeing the glaciers (well guess they could see through the windows)
  

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  I missed the name of this hanging glacier.
  

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  I think this is the Vassar Glacier
  Which would make this the Bryn Mawr
  the Smith Glacier
  

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  And the Harvard Glacier.
  

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  A video clip panning around. The voice you hear is the ships naturalist who had started doing some spot commentary as we approached the glaciers.
  A seal pup on an iceberg
  

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  A closer view.
  

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  A clip as we continued to sail into College Fjord.
  More seals out in the distance.
  

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  We moved through a lot of ice.
  

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  The Harvard Glacier
  A wide shot of the area.
  

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  The lighting this afternoon was great on some of the peaks.
  Back in our room for the view as we spun around to look at the glaciers.
  

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  One last video clip of the glaciers.
  

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  A little bit of calving, but nothing like what we saw yesterday in Glacier Bay. This is on the Harvard Glacier taken with a telephoto lens.
  

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  This was taken at 9:42pm as we were heading out of the area and toward Whittier (which we arrived at around midnight).