We arrived early into port and it was cold and overcast. It soon cleared up and the sun was shining and warm. There were a series of large scale wooden sculptures right at the dock. Folks had pieces there from Missouri, Vermont and Washington State. The 9 foot Kraken was elaborate and the 8 foot jellyfish was cool. We saw another one being transported by a forklift. Town was spread out and very modern. It has to be because the former town was destroyed in 1964 by a huge magnitude 9.2 earthquake. The museum had many items earthquake related displays but also some pioneer days items. They listed out all of the items that prospectors were required to have to enter Canada. There was even a section about the oil spill. Very inclusive indeed.
Monstrously dangerous
Release the Kraken
Jellyfish was 1st place
Lighthouse lens
Bear intestine was dried out and used as a rain coat
All these things I must bring
Fur Fish
A Cleaner Pig that cleans out the pipeline of wax
Giant poppies
Thanks Deb for the picture
Net floats that drifted over from Japan, the red is most rare
Extensive docking opportunities
Fishing oriented village
Filet time
Fishy goodness
Antenna Central
Giant oil storage facilities at the end of the Alaska Pipeline
Waterfalls
They are catching us more for dinner
Wintergarden Concert
Back into the deep
Day 13 of our Migration
