Caroline Van Hemert

writer . biologist . adventurer

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  • Book
  • About
  • Media
  • Follow Us
    • Sailing North
    • Inside Passage with toddlers
    • Bremner to Iceberg Lake
    • Three on the Lost Coast
    • Yakutat to Haines
    • Bellingham to Kotzebue
    • Cirque of the Unclimbables
    • Mt. Fairweather to Glacier Bay
    • Ruth Gorge
    • Juneau Icefield
    • Mt. Waddington by sailboat
    • Kayaking outer waters
    • Wind River by bark canoe

Photo Gallery Update /July 10, 2012 by Caroline Van Hemert

Caroline and Pat mailed some new photos from Ft McPherson that arrived today.  Check them out here.

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