I seldom leave my cameras behind. I took them on my mission trip to Mexico, to Liberia, and of course, to Alaska. We went on a mission trip, led by our friends the Icenogles, to Juneau. We all worked hard at a church camp and in a kitchen for the homeless. But we also had fun, especially with sightseeing. I was so excited to see the cold blue ice of a glacier up close. The ship our group was on came up into this bay, and I saw this other sailing ship at an "ideal" spot, even closer to the glacier. And for a moment, I wished I was on that boat for a closer view. But it took only an instant to realize I had a photo that no one on that boat had, a different perspective. One could get some sense of the size of the blocks of ice of the glacier by comparing them to this sailing boat. The mast gave dimension and the white hull contrasted with the blue ice. I was on the right boat, ... for a photo with dimension.