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Nearly 40 people made the boat trip from Juneau and Hoonah to Glacier Bay National Park for the immersion retreat |
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Nikka Mork and Bessie Cooley watch a large swell hit the boat operated by Four Seasons Tours |
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Participants from Juneau sang on deck to welcome students from Hoonah. From left: Greg Brown, Mary Folletti, Hans Chester |
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Four participants boarded the boat in Hoonah |
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John Martin and Mary Anderson |
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From left: Virginia Oliver, Hans Chester, Catrina Mitchell |
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From left: Yarrow Varra, Lance Twitchell, Nora Dauenhauer (with feather), and Vivian Martindale on deck in Hoonah |
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Mary Folletti watches as the boat makes it way toward Bartlett Cove in Glacier Bay |
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Tlingit Elder John Martin told the participants upon arrival: "We have a monumental task to carry on the Tlingit language, the culture and education." |
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Participants walked to Glacier Bay Lodge, which is operated by Goldbelt, a partner in the immersion program |
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