Fort William H Seward Bed & Breakfast
PO Box 5, Haines
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Fort William H Seward Bed & Breakfast Haines

PO Box 5 Haines, Alaska, 99827, United States

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My Life is Amazing

A travel blog entry by eabdulkareem

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... then realized it was not a bear; it was a wolverine! It quickly slinked it’s was gracefully over the guardrail and disappeared down the side of the cliff. I so badly wanted to get out and look over the rail to catch another glimpse of it; it had disappeared before I could even turn on my camera. But I was on a winding road with no shoulder…so I drove on, contemplating the entire rest of the trip what an amazing life I have. Halfway back, I saw the turn for Mosquito Lake ...

Once in a Lifetime Day

A travel blog entry by eabdulkareem

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... they bounded up the hill. I got in the car and drove to the totem pole, where I would turn around from there. Then I noticed a black bear across the river, walking slowly and feeding off the salmon. Amazing! I had never seen a black bear before.

I stood watching for nearly 30 minutes, until he walked a bit too far upstream, and that was when I got in my vehicle and headed the same direction to get a good view of him again. Well, I got something better. The three bear ...

A visit to Haines

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... the house. We stopped and thought of the fact that many of the totem poles in the state contained ravens on their top. But we continued on our walk to the fort.

We arrived at the fort in the light rain that was falling gently but continuously on the town. We walked about the fort looking at the white two story buildings that once billeted American Soldiers. But since 1942, the fort has not held American troops. After it was closed as a ...

Alaska Highway

A travel blog entry by sprevenaz

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... plus difficile que de la rencontrer sur la route.
Le lac Kluane est magnifique, nous le longerons pendant longtemps, la route serpente entre les montagnes, puis nous suivons une rivière.
Un seul hameau sur cette route, dont le nom en dit long: Destruction Bay. Un motel-station-service-bar-garage, plus l'inévitable camping-RV-park, et on a fait le tour. mais la route est toujours seche et superbe, ...

Day 10

A travel blog entry by nancywarren

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... job to yell, “Stop! Back up!" I can’t help it if there are so many Kodak moments on this trip!

We had a great time in Skagway taking pictures of the trains and cruise ships, gift shopping and eating at a local brewery.

Now we’re back in the RV listening to the rain patter on the roof again. We lucked out and it didn’t rain until we were almost back from our day trip to Skagway.

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