Journey Through the Northwest Passage: Hurry Up and Wait
The crew of DogBark! is killing time in Nome, Alaska, waiting for a weather window to continue on to the Northwest Passage.
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The crew of DogBark! is killing time in Nome, Alaska, waiting for a weather window to continue on to the Northwest Passage.
A perfect weather window allowed the crew of DogBark! to take a small detour to explore the islands of Haida Gwaii.
On the journey north from Seattle, the crew of Dogbark! revisits favorite cruising grounds along the west coast of British Columbia.
This summer, Dogbark!, an Open 60 turned family cruiser, will travel from Seattle to Greenland via the Northwest Passage. Follow along as the crew documents the adventure.
A voyage through the Northwest Passage reveals the impacts of global warming as ice vanishes from the once treacherous passage.
In his Ted talk, “The Accidental Explorer,” David Thoreson speaks about the route that led him to be the first American sailor in history to complete the Northwest Passage in both directions.
With ice still blocking the way, the crew of Aventura makes the difficult decision to abandon their plans of a Northwest Passage transit.
Why take the Panama Canal to the Pacific when the Northwest Passage would do just as well?
We are happy to be in this protected bay … and wait.
Buddy boats abound in Barrow, Alaska: The Around the Americas sailors on Ocean Watch find them heading in both directions in their attempts on the Northwest Passage. “Herb’s Watch” for our August 20, 2009, CW Reckonings
The crew of DogBark! is killing time in Nome, Alaska, waiting for a weather window to continue on to the Northwest Passage.
A perfect weather window allowed the crew of DogBark! to take a small detour to explore the islands of Haida Gwaii.
On the journey north from Seattle, the crew of Dogbark! revisits favorite cruising grounds along the west coast of British Columbia.
This summer, Dogbark!, an Open 60 turned family cruiser, will travel from Seattle to Greenland via the Northwest Passage. Follow along as the crew documents the adventure.
A voyage through the Northwest Passage reveals the impacts of global warming as ice vanishes from the once treacherous passage.
In his Ted talk, “The Accidental Explorer,” David Thoreson speaks about the route that led him to be the first American sailor in history to complete the Northwest Passage in both directions.
With ice still blocking the way, the crew of Aventura makes the difficult decision to abandon their plans of a Northwest Passage transit.
Why take the Panama Canal to the Pacific when the Northwest Passage would do just as well?
We are happy to be in this protected bay … and wait.
Buddy boats abound in Barrow, Alaska: The Around the Americas sailors on Ocean Watch find them heading in both directions in their attempts on the Northwest Passage. “Herb’s Watch” for our August 20, 2009, CW Reckonings
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