Entrance into Glacier Bay

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Leaving the rough Alaskan seas, the entrance to Bartlett Cover in Glacier Bay National Park was a welcome sight! No majestic snow or sea animals but calm water and the wait for glacier sighting. Had I been listening to the park ranger I might have learned that Glacier Bay is also a United Nations biosphere reserve and a world heritage site. Well thanks to the handy brochure I have post knowledge!
 
 
 
As the ship passed by the first glacier, everyone jumped to the port side of the ship to start the competition for good camera space. Luckily we had secured a spot that was sheltered and out of the rain and passed for only somewhat freezing. A perfect spot for what lay ahead!

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