I dare you to show your head again!

Come out and play, little fish!

pesky bug!

A Ketchikan waterfront residence, shot from our balcony using a
telephoto lens. You'll note lot sizes are pretty small.

After Glacier Bay, our ship made a brief stop in Ketchikan. Here's a shot of
the waterfront from our ship balcony.

These next 18 shots are of Glacier Bay, taken from our ship stateroom balcony.
Some beautiful scenery!

Downtown Skagway, where we picked up our ship to
take us to Vancouver.

Pharmacy products, circa 1900.

And this is what you'd put in the "larder".

If you purchased oil & fuel products 80-100 years ago, this
is what was available.

A small patch of Alaskan desert.

The lighter colored band is "marl", formed by mountain water runoff. The water
picks up clay from the mountains and turns a lighter color upon reaching the river
or lake.

Our tour director and bus driver.

We did see wildlife. However, most of it was at a zoo containing
animals local to Alaska.

Five Finger Rapids was a famous stopping point for those miners
using the Yukon river to reach the gold fields. According to our tour
guide, this area had a big traffic jam during the spring & summer
boat migrations.