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INTRODUCTION
On our final night in Seward, we sat at the bar of the Flamingo Lounge for the second time on this trip, eating dinner, and talking with a local fishing guide sitting on the stool to our left. In the course of our conversation, we told him that we had plans to kayak Bear Glacier Lagoon in the morning. He gave a half frown and said, “You might not be able to.” He went on to say that because of forecasted weather and high seas (about 9 feet), his company had already canceled their trips for the next day, and they were in a fishing boat much larger than the one we’d be taking to get to the lagoon. An email came through on my phone from the guide company with whom we’d booked our kayaking trip confirming the fishing guide’s suppositions. There was a high likelihood that our trip would be canceled in the morning. My disappointment set in over the course of dinner, but I knew that when planning outdoor activities, such things are to be expected. You can’t fight mother nature.
This is that story, in photos. (What is a photographic narrative?)
A STORY IN PHOTOGRAPHS
