ms Volendam in Juneau, September 21, 2018

[Happily@Sea]

Ask and there is the Zoom!

[Krazy Kruizers]

Finally got a zoom.

[Vict0riann]

Made it just in time!:)

[Krazy Kruizers]

She will soon be docked.

[rafinmd]

Getting close. I think it would be wonderful to have Juneau all to myself.

 

 

Roy

[Krazy Kruizers]

Wishing all the Volendam passengers a great day in Juneau.

[Krazy Kruizers]

That is it for me today.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Getting close. I think it would be wonderful to have Juneau all to myself.

 

 

Roy

 

 

Yes -- it would be great to be the only ship in Juneau.

[Vict0riann]

seems like she is really high in the water. Might be a high tide.

[rafinmd]

I guess that's it for me today. Haven't seen the noisemakers yet. Thanks Kathi, Lou & Dave, and fellow addicts.

 

 

Roy

[Happily@Sea]

See you all Monday.

[Scrapnana]

Have a good weekend!

[rkacruiser]

We are getting some really great zooms! Thanks camera person!

[Vict0riann]

Her hull is glistening! Someone has been out scrubbing her sides.:D

[rkacruiser]

When there is open dock space, as there is today, I have never understood why a ship is not docked at that spot. It is closer to the city's center.

[atexsix]

Volendam is making her last visit of the season to Juneau before heading south and doing a few months of Panama Canal cruises. She will be at the CT dock from 1300-2200. She is the only ship in port.

 

 

Another beautiful day before the beginning of a wet week in Juneau. There is a 0% chance of rain with a high of 63F/17C and a low of 36F/2C. Sunrise is at 6:40 am and sunset at 6:59 pm.

 

 

The PTZtv webcam can be found at http://www.juneauharborwebcam.com/.

 

 

Next up: The Signature Sisters last visit for 2018 on Monday.

 

Can't wait until Monday, have been following Eurodam on vessel tracker for a month, since I will be on her as she leaves Seattle for the last time this year.

 

By the way, this will probably be one of those SMH answers but what's a "sail in"? Is it watching a ship come in? I watched the Euro sail out a couple of times this summer, but it's agony so I try not to do it.

[Scrapnana]

She is leaving a bit early. Sounds like people are celebrating Friday night at Hangar on the Wharf.

[Happily@Sea]

Can't wait until Monday, have been following Eurodam on vessel tracker for a month, since I will be on her as she leaves Seattle for the last time this year.

 

By the way, this will probably be one of those SMH answers but what's a "sail in"? Is it watching a ship come in? I watched the Euro sail out a couple of times this summer, but it's agony so I try not to do it.

 

 

For Alaska - it is sail-ins -watching the ships arrive - plus being able to track them on AIS map - we tend to know their routine.

 

Sailaways are too late at night for most of the regulars - so sail-ins are the normal watching activity.

 

Eurodam tends to show up in the harbor just before 12 pm AST/4 pm EDT and spends 35-45 minutes docking in front of camera. Zooms from webcam person are always appreciated.