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What a great time we had in Alaska! We finally got the pictures developed and on the web site. Though we still have one roll left in the camera and should soon be getting that developed since it's been 5 months already since the trip!
 This grizzly bear was at the Eielson visitor center in Denali National Park. |
 This Caribou was very near to the road in Denali Park. |
 What a gorgeous view of Mt. McKinley. This is the south face of the mountain. |
 Harvard Glacier |
 Stellar Sea Lion relaxing on ice |
 A Sea Otter. They're so cute lying on their backs, swimming and eating. |
 This is a 2.5 mile tunnel going from Bear Creek to Whittier. The cars share it with the train. It's a one way only and there is a schedule of when you can go through it. |
Doesn't look like a big chunk of ice but it is |
. Exit Glacier. Notice how blue the ice is |
 This is another grizzly bear near the visitor center at Eielson in Denali Park |
 Another glacier. I liked the pointed top |
This is a memorial to all the climber's who have died on Mt. McKinley. Their bodies have never been recovered. |
 Dall sheep looking over the ledge at Beluga whales. You'll have to trust me on this. |
 A tufted puffin. Check out the video on the next page! |
Our first day in Anchorage. This is a sign post pointing the way to cities of the world with mileage included. |
 Dall Sheep by the roadside in Denali National Park. This was the closest we ever got to them. |
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And here's the floatplane landing |
We were in Alaska during prime Salmon spawning season. These people were fishing in Shipp Creek in Anchorage. |
We spent about an hour at Lake Hood, the largest seaplane port in the world. We really got a kick out watching them take off and land. |
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This structure was at the Alaskan Heritage Center in Anchorage. This particular building is a replica of a traditional meeting center of a native clan. |
 Our first morning in Anchorage we thought it would be a good idea to take a sightseeing trolley tour of the city to get our bearings. It was well worth it. |
 Here we are in Wasilla, home of the Iditarod race headquarters and museum. |
 In the summer you can take a sled dog ride at the Iditarod HQ. |
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