Before stepping into the wilderness, we read up the instructions thoroughly on what to do if we encounters a bear or a moose. If the bear charged us, it said “Stay Your Ground”. I would really like to see us not moving with a hulk of a bear bearing down on us. That is not going to happen. The one about the moose suggested that we run if the moose chased us. I am like “Hello – I do not need instructions for that. Anybody with any sense of fear will show a clean pair of heels. Do you have any special tricks or insightful suggestions?”

Last day in the wilderness of Glacier Bay. After checking out the natural scenic beauties – the mountains, glaciers and such and then the fauna, today we ventured deep into the wilderness to check out the local flora. Will post some of the pictures now.

Foggy morning in Bartlett Cove

The guide told us but I did not note it down. I will research it later and put it down here…

Amazing striations in the ice as it picks up and pulverizes rocks on its way down. The amount of energy exercised by a glacier is mind boggling…

This glacier drops such large chunks of ice into the water that we are not allowed to go beyond the two mile mark from the face…