Right: Caribou, Denali National Park
Left: Juneau's historic downtown, S. Franklin St.
Below, right: This growler is from Columbia Glacier, Prince William Sound.
Right: The Alaska pipeline runs parallel with the J. Dalton Highway, north of Fairbanks.
Below, left: Alaska Railroad keeps its trains clean as a whistle, shiny as a new nickel.
Below, right: Talkeetna train depot
Above: the Chugach Mountain Range seen from the air, east of Anchorage
Left: Missing reflection
Below, left: Unfortunately, this was the best tail we saw on our many day excursions. Or, better said, this was the best picture I came away with.
Below: The Silver Bow eatery. I'll always remember its delicioius oatmeal.
Above left: Tundra, north of Fairbanks
Above, right: Seward's small-boat harbor
Left: These were just about the only antlers we saw, attached to the Tok Information Center.
Right, below: a piece of drfitwood rests on the Delta river bed outside of Tok
Above, left: A lone passenger ponders the open waters.
Above, right: our flag at a small-boat harbor in Seward
Left: The cars of the Alaskan Railroad stand out in a colorful blue and yellow as they traverse the countryside.
Right: a portion of the Thompson Pass, north of Valdez
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