1st time-Whale Watch, Juneau.
1st time taking a seaplane- for bear watch at Neets Bay of Ketchikan.
Salmon swimming upstream.
Salmons swim back to their original stream to breed and lay their eggs. After spawning they generally die within a week, fertilizing the stream and creating a nutrient-rich environment for the new infant salmon that are about to hatch.
Dolly's House Museum, Ketchikan
The pale green house was Ketchikan’s most infamous brothels in its day. Operated by Madam Dolly Arthur. “Big Dolly” plied her trade in Ketchikan for more than 30 years. The government closed down the bawdy houses in 1953. Dolly lived in Ketchikan until her death in 1975. Today, Dolly’s House looks much like it did, complete with fixtures, furnishings and an “Employment Application” posted in the window.
Our ship-Island Princess docked at Juneau.
The Atrium Plaza of Island Princess.
My Branch on the tables of my cabin
My Balcony
1st time-Glacier Trek in Juneau
Downtown Juneau, capital of Alaska.
White Pass & Yukon Route rail road, Skagway
Scene from the train
Scene from the train
Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp
Gold Rush Brothel-Red Onion, Skagway
Red Onion, Skagway
Skagway Town
Old Train Model for White Pass, Skagway.
Glacier Bay
Glacier Bay
Glacier Bay
College Fjold
Road from Whittier to Anchorage
On the way from Whittier to Anchorage
Road from Whittier to Anchorage
Native Heritage Centre-Anchorage
Native Heritage Centre-Anchorage
Anchorage Town
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