Well, I haven't been at all good about posting to the blog. I post to Facebook, but loading photos to the blog was getting really irritating, so I stopped. Lately, with our internet connections, loading to FB has been equally so. I see John has been keeping you all up to date. Rather than go back and try to postdate entries, I am just going to make an Alaska album and post that. Assuming anyone reads this, I hope that is okay. Let me know!! Today was a "take it easy" day. We frittered away the morning and visited the University of Alaska Botanical Garden and Experiment Farm. Then had a late lunch/dinner at a strip mall Thai restaurant. DELICIOUS!!! We always have good luck with local Thai, Vietnamese and Indian restaurants. Doesn't matter where we are. Much better than chain restaurants!! And safer than local "American" restaurants... By the way, these cabbages are about 3 feet across. Make a heck of a coleslaw!!
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Shuttle Bus ride at Denali
WOW! We just returned from an 8 hour bus ride into the Denali Park. We saw
Moose, Grizzlies, Dahl Sheep, Caribou, a wolf, an Artic Fox, Ground
Squirrel, a Grizzly with her cub, and more moose. Fantastic day.
Moose, Grizzlies, Dahl Sheep, Caribou, a wolf, an Artic Fox, Ground
Squirrel, a Grizzly with her cub, and more moose. Fantastic day.
Tomorrow, we head for Fairbanks.
John & Kathleen
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Helicopter Flightseeing
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Denali, Alaska
Nice drive into Denali today, although it was cloudy and foggy all the way.
Would have been nice to see more of the mountains
Would have been nice to see more of the mountains
Friday, July 16, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Alaskan Highway
Wednesday, 7/14, we started our drive up the Alaskan Highway, stopping for
the night at Destruction Bay, Yukon Territory. We'll drive on to Tok, AK
today
the night at Destruction Bay, Yukon Territory. We'll drive on to Tok, AK
today
Kroschel Wildlife Center
On Tuesday, 7/13, we drove up to the Kroschel Wildlife Center. They train
wild animals for natural actions in films. We saw wolves, owls, hawks,
caribou, a lynx, and an ermine. The two characters who own and operate the
center are almost as interesting as the animals.
wild animals for natural actions in films. We saw wolves, owls, hawks,
caribou, a lynx, and an ermine. The two characters who own and operate the
center are almost as interesting as the animals.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Mama Bear with babies
Driving along the inlet here at Haines, we were lucky enough to see a Mama
Bear with two cubs, on the other side of the river fortunately.
Bear with two cubs, on the other side of the river fortunately.
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