Monday, September 1, 2008

AWESOME ALASKA

Two eagles in Sitka next to the harbor.

Alaska's Inside Passage is a place like nowhere else we've ever been. Because of the coastline, it's not like the Rockies even though mountains are always in view. The climate is mild year around with lots of rain and clouds. We left from Seattle on Holland America's Westerdam and our stops were Glacier Bay, Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan and Victoria (Canada) located on Vancouver Island. Below are eagles we saw in different places.

Juneau

Sitting on an iceberg in Glacier Bay

Raptor Center in Sitka
More photos to come. Stay tuned.

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