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Several small herds crossed the road in front of us between the town of Tok and the Canadian border. |
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A nice place to stop for a brake along the Alaskan Hwy. |
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We spent the first night along this lake. Took a nice walk along the shore before bed. |
| At the inlet of Kluane Lake by the appropriately named Sheep Mtn. |
| Friendly ladies. I was mabye 15 feet away. |
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This was in the pass between Haines Junction and Haines. A winter wonderland on a calm sunny day. |
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Ussually there are lots of Bald Eagles along this river. I think they were all out enjoying the sun. |
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We ate lunch along the ocean. This raft of feeding ducks was very entertaining. |
| Lovely day for a float. |
| A little noisy but a great place for music and a nice view. |
| Light House along the way. |
| Nice walk by the Mendenhall Glacier. |
| One thing I miss about living in Fairbanks is the lack of good bed rock. |
| Hard core musican;-) |
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And she played the whistle while the glacier retreated. Even glaciers run away from whistles. |
| Self explanatory. |
| Nice walk out to a beach on North Douglas Island. |
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Walking barefoot on a sandy beach. How could life be better. Maybe if the water temp. was more than a few degrees above zero. |
| Julie really got into playing in the surf. |
| Sarah was a bit more casual on the beach. |
| Mostly muscles and barnicles on the beach but there are some other nifty things. |
| Tidal pool critter. |
| Lots of nice places to walk. |
| Nothing rare but still cute. |
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Katya is a new friend. Love her banjo picking and singing. Will is a well known musician in Fairbanks. |
| Great squeeze box. He must know thousands of tunes. |
| And then we came home but the music continues. |
