Lots of flowers all over town. Shops were abundant as well. We had some time before the ship departed so we looked at all of them. There was everything from high end sculpture and painting to furs to native Tlingit crafts. Everywhere we went there were interesting things to see. Prior to 1952 there was a thriving group of "sporting" women that satisfied the locals. Many of these women had a certain notoriety, Dolly being the most famous. There were re-enactors on the street busking for tips. We enjoyed the extensive floral displays and the colorful decorations along the walkway.
We are bringing the sunshine
Crazy sunny all day long
Do not enter the "Bomb Shelter" tunnel
Yes, they are Lupins
Fancy top o' the tunnel houses
We are sharing the ports
Old mastodon tusk carved with mastodons
The Kraken
Tsunami Warning Sirens
Ketchikan has the most standing totems
And flying totems
Creek street was the red light district
Green algae in the creek
Baldies were flying over us all day
Gracefully soaring
A plethora of jellyfish
Not Jelly Not Fish, Jellyfish
Some kind of yellow bush
Stained glass
Un and down the boardwalk
All the different animals
A flowery house
Pink Floyd
The creek
Spilled paint or real flower?
A port hole in any storm
Burly Redgird
Hello Dolly!
The hardest working girl in Juno
Even more blooms
