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One of the most exciting things about our kayak trip was encounters with wildlife I've never seen beyond photographs or nature shows. I have videos of the close encounter with Humpback Whales we had in Steven's Passage and lots of other interesting photos and videos I'll be putting up here as time allows.
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Continue to follow Dave and Amy's North American Odyssey, Clayton and myself jhave returned after joining them paddling about 1,200 miles by kayak from Bellingham, Washington to Skagway, Alaska. This kayaking expedition was just the first leg of Dave and Amy's North American Odyssey ... A 3 year and 11,000 mile adventure and the next project of the Wilderness Classroom.
I have just returned to Grand Marais (7/12) and will be working on getting my photos and videos up on this website.. over the next few weeks..
Did You Know ? ..
Sea otters spend most of their lives in the ocean and can dive to depths of 330 feet when foraging for food. Technically the are in the weasel family yet are conflictingly referred to as the second smallest marine mammal as well. Note* I did not take this photo but did see 4 sea otters during the trip.
