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| | Harriman Fiord & Serpentine Glacier |
 | | As we approached the head of one of the Prince William Sound fiords [Barry Arm] it seemed to be completely blocked by the front of a large glacier and an outreaching headland. |
 | | John Burroughs records a few tense moments in his "Narrative of the expedition." "On coming out of the inlet and turning almost at right angles into Port Wells, the tide which was with us and which was running very strong, caught our vessel and for a moment held her in its grasp. |
 | | Harriman Fiord's Glaciers are discussed in the order in which they are seen as boats cruise up the fiord: Serpentine (west side), Toboggan (east side), Baker (west side), Surprise Inlet with Cataract (west), Detached (north) and Surprise Glaciers, and finally, upper Harriman Fiord with Roaring (west), Wedge (east), Dirty (east) and Harriman. |
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