Lots of people want to go on a cruise in Alaska, but many people don’t want to go on a big cruise ship. Often times these people decide against to Alaska because they don’t realize that there are many smaller boats owned and operated by people like Captain Jeffrey and me.
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The M/V David B’s Ship’s Blog
- Captain Jeffrey – A Teacher’s Reflection August 14, 2010A few weeks ago Jeffrey and his sixth-grade teacher, Ted Eldridge were reunited on the David B in Juneau, Alaska. Ted just sent us a short reflection on his experience aboard the boat as well as his emotions and observations of reconnecting with a child who is now all grown-up and who followed his dreams. [...] […]Christine Smith
Out-of-the-Way Places
Personalized Cruising Aboard the David B
Out of the Way Places on the David B – Bottleneck Inlet
About eight days north of our homeport in Bellingham, on the British Columbia coastline is a secret cove called Bottleneck Inlet. The first time we entered Bottleneck, it was late in the day. We had to time our arrival for high tide so that we could safely pass over the 1 fathom shallow spot...
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Out-of-the-Way-Places on the David B – Gambier Bay
One evening this past summer Capt. Jeffrey and I were sitting around a campfire talking about out-of the-way places with some friends. They brought up how great it is that what we do on the David B is specialize in taking to people to out-of-the-way places. This is especially true of our trips in...
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