In mid-October, we took a boat over to Port Armstrong for their end of the season "Spawning Party". The trip over was so rough, with 12-15 foot seas. Although it was only for 45 minutes, I was really scared. The photo above shows two of the workers homes there. Like Port Alexander, the homes are all connected with a nice wooden boardwalk.
A photo of the dock and some of the fish tanks. I came over on on the blue/white sail boat. Lili went on the large black/white fish processor at the end.
One of the workers at the fish hatchery spent 4 days building this "ride" for the kids. Even the adults took a turn! I screamed!
Here is another shot of the dock, boats, tanks, and home.
In mid-October, we took a boat over to Port Armstrong for their end of the season "Spawning Party". The trip over was so rough, with 12-15 foot seas. Although it was only for 45 minutes, I was really scared. The photo above shows two of the workers homes there. Like Port Alexander, the homes are all connected with a nice wooden boardwalk.
A photo of the dock and some of the fish tanks. I came over on on the blue/white sail boat. Lili went on the large black/white fish processor at the end.
One of the workers at the fish hatchery spent 4 days building this "ride" for the kids. Even the adults took a turn! I screamed!
Here is another shot of the dock, boats, tanks, and home.
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