Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Bugs
As our trip progressed, the bugs seemed to multiply. Clean windows lasted for a few miles. Sometimes the rain showers helped, but often we used elbow grease to get rid of the pesky creatures.
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Pipeline
Pipeline
Here are different views of the pipeline which were taken from the RV as we went down the road.
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Fishing for Salmon
We spent 2 days fishing for salmon in the Klutina River at Copper Center, Alaska. Here’s the happy fisherman. Fresh fish is delicious.
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Charter Fishing Trip
We spent 11 hours on the 27 foot Martie Kay Charter Fishing Boat. The 2 & 1/2 hours getting to the fishing area were spent enjoying the beautiful snow-capped Chugach Mountains, watching the playful sea otters, seals, puffins, and whales. Our guide for the day was Sandy.
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Fire Hydrants
They were all numbered to help identify the hydrant locations during the snowy months. More than 300 inches of snow is measured annually in the city. We were there in early June and noticed a couple of piles of snow in a remote parking lot.
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Valdez, Alaska
We spent three days in this picturesque fishing community. Exploring the area on our bikes gave us a clear idea of life in Valdez.
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Farmers Market
Dan is munching on a bagel, watching the shoppers, and listening to the bluegrass music at the local Farmers Market. Can you find him?
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Starfish
As we were walking along the shore, we glanced down and noticed this lovely starfish. What a surprise!
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Boardwalk
Notice the beautiful mountains in the background. What a lovely place to shop! This boardwalk had typical tourist type shops.
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Salty Dawg Saloon
Dollar bills and bills from other countries were everywhere-up on the ceiling on the walls and on the door in this saloon. It was too crowded and smoky for us to enjoy a cool one.
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