Date/time: July 17, 2006, 12:00 local (z-9) Position at Reid Inlet: 58D51.029'N 136D48.453'W Noon 91 nm, 167 km. Avg. speed: kts kph Course bearing: None Sea state: Seas calm Wx: Wind SW 0 to 5 kts (0to 10km), cloudy early some sun later Water temp: 6.00C Crew: Ben, Brad & Kevin Remarks: Fog for a bit, then slowly improved. We got pictures of "Idlewild" in front of Lamplugh Glacier, then went up to Johns Hopkins Glacer, but a lot of ice; so only went within one and a half miles. Went back to Reid Inlet to anchor for the night with 3 other boats. One of those really great days, and a perfect anchorage within a quarter mile of the glacier, and a great night's sleep. Up at 07:30, breakfast, beautiful sunshine; then take dinghy to shore, and hike up the side of the mountain for pictures of boat & glacier from a ways up. Saw tracks of a big bear, but no bear. By noon pick up some 2,000 ? year old ice and prepare to depart for Tarr Inlet and more glaciers. -- Ben Gray Idlewild Custom Buehler 55 powered by a 55-hp Kubota Home port: Dunvegan, Alberta http://www.idlewildexpedition.ca http://dieselducks.com/Idelwild.html http://www.trawlersandtrawlering.com To follow Idlewild with Google Earth: http://tinyurl.com/ksnhg For the Trawler M/V JPEG version: http://tinyurl.com/ovdt7