| Now it is time to see why an expedition to the
SS Aleutian is so much more than just the diving part! This is
looking across Uyak Bay at the old, abandoned cannery in which we stayed
from Amook Island. |
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Steele Davis, who now owns the cannery, took us in his
boat to do some site seeing and fishing around the area after our diving
was done for the day. |
| This fox was guarding the wheelhouse, not the
hen house. ;-) He becomes quite friendly when you are
cleaning fish, hoping that you might give him a little something.
He is a bit shy and is careful to not come to close, however! |
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Nothing made Sondra (far right) happier than when she
was catching lots of fish! She was ready to wrestle with any bears
who wanted her fish. When this young Kodiak brownie started eyeing
her pile of salmon, she turned to Steele and exclaimed, "hey Steele,
he's not going to mess with my fish, is he!!??" |
| She told him to go catch his own, so he
wandered back into the brush where he came from.... |
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Hey these were just humpies anyway, but they were still
pretty good eating! |
| I've never seen Andrew Driver having so much
fun catching fish, you should have seen the smile on his face! |
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Heading back to the cannery for the evening after some
fun fishing and kayaking. |
| Here's a few of the artifacts we retrieved. |
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And here's us... what
an awesome expedition to dive a fantastic passenger liner in one of the
most beautiful places on earth! |
| Now it's time to board our Cessna 206 float
plane and head back into the "civilized" world! I hope you have
enjoyed these pictures of our incredible adventure! |
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