All this photographing was hard work. Think I'll find a convenient log to sit on. Just north of Pigeon Point Lighthouse.

All this photographing was hard work. Think I'll find a convenient log to sit on. Just north of Pigeon Point Lighthouse.

Elrington Point, Prince William Sound area.

Elrington Point, Prince William Sound area.

Reflections on a sheltered cove in vicinity of Elrington Point. Photo #1.

Reflections on a sheltered cove in vicinity of Elrington Point. Photo #2.

Reflections on a sheltered cove in vicinity of Elrington Point. Photo #3.

Cobble beach at Elrington Point.

A cobble beach in Prince William Sound.

Kuiutka Bay arches on Alaska Peninsula out past Semidi Islands.

Kuiutka Bay arches on Alaska Peninsula out past Semidi Islands.

Kuiutka Bay arches on Alaska Peninsula out past Semidi Islands. The top of the arch.

Kuiutka Bay on Alaska Peninsula out past Semidi Islands. Fog spilling over the ridge.

Fish Bay, an offshoot of Kuiutka Bay, out past Semidi Islands on Alaska Peninsula. Photo #1.

Fish Bay, an offshoot of Kuiutka Bay, out past Semidi Islands on Alaska Peninsula. Photo #2.

Fish Bay, an offshoot of Kuiutka Bay, out past Semidi Islands on Alaska Peninsula. Photo #3.

Fish Bay, an offshoot of Kuiutka Bay, out past Semidi Islands on Alaska Peninsula. Photo #1.

Fish Bay, an offshoot of Kuiutka Bay, out past Semidi Islands on Alaska Peninsula. Photo #2.

Prince William Sound Prince area.

Visit of the "Great White Fleet" to Santa Cruz in the first week of May, 1908. USS CONNECTICUT with local tourists aboard.

Visit of the "Great White Fleet" to Santa Cruz in the first week of May, 1908. USS CONNECTICUT with local tourists aboard.

USS CONNECTICUT anchored offshore from Santa Cruz, early May, 1908.

Old Orchard Beach as seen in "The History of Maine" by John C. Abbott, 1875. P. 454. Old Orchard Beach is seven miles long and just to the west of Portland, Maine's largest city.

Whitehead Cliffs as seen in "The History of Maine" by John C. Abbott, 1875. P. 455.

Off Gunnysack Island near Virgin Peak in Kuiutka Bay, western Alaska Peninsula. NOAA Ship RAINIER at anchor in left center.

Panoramic view from Gunnysack Island of Kuiutka Bay, western Alaska Peninsula.

Kuiutka Bay from the flying bridge of the NOAA Ship RAINIER. Virgin Peak is the high peak in the center of photo.

Jeep used for reconnaissance while looking for marks at Seward.

Jeep used for reconnaissance while looking for marks at Seward. The road became extremely steep necessitating a stop to reevaluate the situation.

On the Alaska Peninsula in the vicinity of Kuiutka Bay.

Some of the sights in the vicinity of Seward.

Some of the sights in the vicinity of Seward. Reflections in a mountain lake.

The cobble beach at Point Elrington. Can you find the marten.

The cobble beach at Point Elrington.

Reflections at Kuiutka Bay. HMMMM! Maybe this is upside down. Better check the next photo.

Reflections at Kuiutka Bay. This looks rights!

Sledding on the posterior portion of the anatomy at Gunnysack Island.

On Gunnysack Island at Kuiutka Bay. A medley of flowers, mountains, and sea. A RAINIER skiff breaks the tranquility of the scene.

Gunnysack Island beach party. Wonder why it's called Gunnysack Island?

Virgin Peak from Gunnysack Island.

Virgin Peak from Gunnysack Island.

A wreck on Latouche Island, Prince William Sound.

Valdez Narrows looking out towards Prince William Sound.

In the vicinity of Valdez Narrows, Yosemite by the Sea.

Oil terminal at Valdez.

Hot Springs Bay near Sitka.

Waterfall at Hot Springs Bay.

Enjoying the hot springs at Hot Springs Bay.

An iron-bound coast - entrance to Kuiutka Bay on the western Alaska Peninsula.

NOAA Ship RAINIER dwarfed by the magnificence of Kuiutka Bay.