Alaska Part two

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An evening walk and sunset around the ship.
We had these people with us...   

Wonderful memories... Just me and my man...

Tracy Arm Fjord...

This photo makes me want  write poetry
which I am not able to do... Anyway, it makes me feel deeply about things.

 The glacier...

Breathtaking...
 

Killer Whales...

Humpback Whales...

My favorite part of the trip.  We were able to get a whale watching excursion for a good last minute price and were doubly blessed to see both kinds of whales.  We were told that they see the killer whales only about once a month.

We also were able to hike to a glacier... This was the Mendenhall Falls and Glacier...

A dreamy misty place.  I loved Alaska...
 
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  1. AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 at 6:50 PM

    Oh such beautiful pictures! You look young and carefree....I guess you were on that trip! (Yeah you're still young, just not as carefree now!) Thanks for sharing, someday I hope we can go there....
    ~Jenn

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  2. JoAnnaSeptember 21, 2012 at 10:35 PM

    It looks so beautiful, and makes me want to travel somewhere lovely. I'm so glad you guys got to do this trip.

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  3. EvieSeptember 24, 2012 at 8:23 AM

    Wonderful Alaska cruise posts! I love that you and Bruce took that cruise. And with friends. Your eyes are extra blue on the pictures. Does that mean you were extra happy?

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