Juneau Hotel
1200 West 9th Street Juneau, Alaska, 99801, United States
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4th of July and departure
My third 4th of July I've ever spent in the States was slowwww. The first one I had spent with my good friend Anne in CA and I remember we went and laid on her blue pick-up watching the fireworks in the middle of the day. The second one I spent with my good friends the Simons also in CA and we had our own fireworks on the street resulting in a …
Juneau
After a few days here and a few days there we booked into Juneau for a full week of fun and frolic. We started with the Alaska State Museum where you can easily spend the better part of a full day. We then went up the Mt. Roberts Tramway to have a look "down" onto Juneau, and to partake in an all you can eat crab dinner! And, of course, to take …
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Six things that are awesome about America
... are big, like toiletries. Now this is just pure genius. Toothpaste is something you never stop needing, so it makes perfect sense to get a tube that is actually going to last the week. Americans need to make their houses smaller, but still big enough to house their big tubes of toothpaste. Necessity and desire can reach an equilibrium. Their interpretations of size also means a 'small' coffee is the equivalent of an Australian large. ...
Our first stop, the capitol of Alaska
... Glacier.
With a population of 30,000, the addition of almost 10,000 cruise passengers was an impact on the city. But in Alaska the earning season is short and the Alaskans need to earn enough money to last thru the lean times of the winter. Outside of State Government, Tourist is the main industry of Juneau. So we were all warmly welcomed and there was always room for one more in any store or attraction.
The morning was over by the time ...
We Don't Serve Buckets Here, Sir
... raingear and went off in search of the bus to take us on our first adventure of the day—dog mushers' camp.
Apparently, this camp is a place where dog mushers can train, with the dogs, in the summertime, I guess so the dogs don’t get all fat and happy during the non-snowy months. The camp is located in one of the world’s largest temperate rainforests, and is full of very tall spruce and hemlock trees. (That ...



