We went on a trip called Sealife Discovery and Crab Extravanganza. The main cabin had a touch tank, where an ex-school teacher turned Marine Biologist talked to us about what could be found in the waters of Prince Rupert. It was definately a fun, hands on lesson for the kids.
There were lots of eagles to be seen, however mosts of my photos were blurry or looked like this... (yes, there had been an eagle there a fraction of a second previously.)
However, I did manage to get one half decent shot.
Dad helped clean the crabs up the back of the boat. The two Gordon's had a race to see who could clean a crab the fastest.
We all got a feed of crab - although Ben & Dad were given the challenge of eating most of the crab considering that I don't really like crab and the kids only at about 1 or 2 legs. It worked out to be 2 1/2 crabs each - although I don't think Dad managed to eat his quota.
However, I did manage to get one half decent shot.
Dad helped clean the crabs up the back of the boat. The two Gordon's had a race to see who could clean a crab the fastest.
We all got a feed of crab - although Ben & Dad were given the challenge of eating most of the crab considering that I don't really like crab and the kids only at about 1 or 2 legs. It worked out to be 2 1/2 crabs each - although I don't think Dad managed to eat his quota.
And we were all given a chance to hold our own crabs - although Lizzy passed up the opportunity.
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