From the town of Talkeetna, I took a long bike ride back to the highway. When I turned around I had this view of Denali. |
A peaceful Sunday morning for two float planes. |
I stayed at a coastal campground in Anchorage. This is the world-famous Ship Creek salmon fishing ground. The fly fishermen were catching a salmon on almost every cast. |
Downtown Anchorage. |
Types of Pacific salmon. |
Anchorage has 140 miles of interconnected bike and hiking trails that encircle Anchorage. |
Cook Inlet and mud flats. Captain Cook logged this inlet in 1778. |
A really cool bike trail alongside Ship Creek, Anchorage. |
Leaving Anchorage and heading to Seward, Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula. |
I look like I'm ready for a fight! It's a bit cold. |
Exit Glacier - a really cool glacier that I will hike to in another post. |
One of my most beautiful camp spots ever - Seaward, Alaska right on Ressurection Bay. There is a cruise ship in port as Seward is at the top of the Alaskan Marine Highway. |
Not a good picture but this is a bald eagle behind Belle! |
The eagle is in the middle lower half. |
Wow! |
My view from Belle's upper berth! |
Dry camping (no hookups) on Resurrection Bay, Seward, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. |
Besides the Antarctic, this is the most beautiful place I've been. |
The port of Seward. |
Taken at 10pm. |
A view of the Kenai Peninsula in the Gulf of Alaska. |
I spent 4 nights in Seward and then drove all around Kenai Peninsula to Homer. |
The last day in Seward was very eerie weather. Three sailboats and a fishing boat. |
A fishing trawler headed out. |
The pictures are very impressive and your words share the energy you have for this journey. That weather change is eerie. Good for you to stay awhile in such a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteYes it was very interesting and relaxing. I even found a few pieces of yellowfin tuna to bbq. Thanks.
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