Beautiful website and trip, but you have a chapter missing and I have
a suggestion for the readability.

The chapter that's missing should be called "Sleeping with
Mosquitoes". I'll leave its prose and colorful comments to the
author's imagination. Only the Alaska Chamber of Commerce doesn't
tell anyone about the bugs...(c; I recently watched a fishing show
taken on a float plane trip. The mosquitoes were so busy eating the
cameraman you could hardly see the fisherman who were being eaten
alive.....(c;

Each webpage needs a duplicate navigation section just like you have
at the top of the webpages, at the bottom of each page, so that when
you've read the chapter and looked at the pictures you bump into the
navigation station, especiallly the button to go on to the next
chapter without having to scroll back up to the top.....easy to fix.

Thanks for the trip! Sorry about your heater. My friend just bought
an Amel Sharpi ketch that lived in San Francisco with a diesel heater
in it. He had it removed and TWO air conditioners installed so we
could all survive the Charleston, SC, summer. That heater was, also,
completely destroyed inside by the diesel fuel.



On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 01:12:53 -0700, Paul Lutus
wrote:

Dear newsgroup:

Please visit my just-completed "Alaska 2003" Web page set. They describe my
recent four-month tour of the Gulf of Alaska in my Nordic Tug 37. There's
lots of wildlife pictures and plenty of useful information about this part
of the world. Please drop by -- thanks!

http://www.arachnoid.com/alaska2003

--
Paul Lutus
http://www.arachnoid.com



Larry W4CSC

Maybe we could get the power grid fixed if every politician
regulating the power companies wasn't on their payrolls.