Alaska Trip Page 3
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| We're floating in the icy blue and white kingdom of Norse legends. Note the glacier in the center. | More ice! |
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| I was there - in a wool sweater and winter jacket. | Bob found the weather a bit brisk, too. |
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| One last look at the frigid land of ice and rock. | Bob is searching for an oil tanker. He really wanted to see an oil tanker pushing its way up the sound to Valdez. Didn't, though. |
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| Mists drifted in front of the mountains the morning we left Valdez, and ducks floated on a saltwater marsh. It was beautiful and peaceful! | You have a choice, in Denali National Park, of taking a 6 hour or an 11 hour bus tour. It's the only way to see the park. We took the 11 hour tour. |
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| Eilsen Visitor Center perches on a mountainside in the wilds of Denali. | There are walking trails fanning out from Eilsen Visitor Center. I took this picture from one of them. |
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| This grizzly had a really bad night. Boy, was she frowsy! | Again, you have to be there. The immensity of the landscape is overwhelming. |
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| Mamma Moose has crossed the road, and here comes Junior. | A rainbow over Denali is a true touch of magic. |