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Getting Egged in Anchorage

A travel blog entry by egatfield

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After a wonderful time in Denali National Park, we were ready for a little variety in an urban setting, and so, we headed south to Anchorage. One of the first things we did was get checked into a motel (after 10 days of camping, it was a nice retreat!). The hot water was plentiful and the dark room simulated something close to nightfall— …

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40 miles and back

A travel blog entry by burtonll

There are 40 miles of paved road in Juneau. But the cruise ships come from everywhere! The town operates on Cruise Ship time, when the ships come in, everyone springs into action.

There will be plenty of daylight while I'm here. I'll use it ...

Six things that are awesome about America

A travel blog entry by madelinelouise

... Obama a socialist maniac can still go ahead and legalise it in some states without others interfering, then I think that really says a lot about the condition of Australia's politics and leadership. Anyone remember the big move on behalf of our old mate John Howard, when Canberra went to legalise gay marriage in 2004? (Or was it just civil unions?) Or at least that's when I think it was... it's a no brainer. Get a move on Australia, ...

Our first stop, the capitol of Alaska

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... Glacier. In spite of the cold diving rain, we were determined to make the trek up to the glacier and the foot of the giant water fall from the glacier runoff. But today that trek would not be, the heavy rains from today and many days just passed had swollen the Mendenhall lake so that close access to the glacier was not possible. Even the wooden area in which we had seen Mindy, a small female brown bear, was under water. Today the only wild life that we ...

We Don't Serve Buckets Here, Sir

A travel blog entry by kfnmarshall

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... didn’t bother me at all. In fact, we did get a few photos decent from the air, even in the rain. Once we touched down on the glacier, we were provided with yet more equipment—helmets, an ice axe, and crampons (those spiky things that you put on your boots). I kept wanting to call them capons, which, as Heath kept telling me, are chickens, and would likely not help my stability at all on the slippery glacier ice. I’m ...

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