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This is an example of a native style home on dislay at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage. There are about a half dozen different native people to the Alaska region. None are called Eskimos.
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This is an example of the Harvard Glacier early in the morning on a southbound trip. You get into the fjord well before sunrise and eveything looks blue as the sun is just beginning to peep up.
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Playful sea otters on a wildlife quest trip out of Skagway. They roll themselves up in kelp to keep themselves from drifting off, then break open clams or other shellfish for lunch.
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It was a grey and rainy day in the Stephens Passage when I caught a humpback whale doing a roll. These are his pectoral fins, or flippers which means he is rolled over on his back at this point.
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Beautiful downtown Juneau. The state capitol, with fewer citizens than Rome Ga. It is a gorgeous downtown strip. The only capitol you can't reach by car.
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Skagway was the gateway to the Yukon and the gold fields. Hence, it was a rough, and playful town.
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I think there are more floatplanes than there are automobiles in Alaska. These are moored in Ketchikan.
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Your friendly reporter on a DeHavilland Beaver heading out to Revillagegado Island and a date with black bears near a salmon hatchery.
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This guy could must know how to read. He certainly illustrated why people are not allowed past that point. And at that point, there was no fence, just a creek.
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