A short distance away the captain pointed out a sea otter on the surface, she said it might be sleeping. The sea otter did look at us and swim around but did not seem bothered by the boat.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Resurrection Bay - 7-31-2010
As the boat pulled away from the small boat harbor in Seward the captain and guide pointed out a large freighter outside the seawall. She told us that it was being loaded with Alaskan coal and would take about five days to fill. The coal is brought to Seward by train and stockpiled until there is enough for the freighter.
A short distance away the captain pointed out a sea otter on the surface, she said it might be sleeping. The sea otter did look at us and swim around but did not seem bothered by the boat.
A short distance away the captain pointed out a sea otter on the surface, she said it might be sleeping. The sea otter did look at us and swim around but did not seem bothered by the boat.
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