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                    <title>July 31stIcy Straight PointHoonah</title>
                    <description>Today we docked at Icy Straight Point. Icy Straight Point which is the waterway we arrived on was supposedly a port created by the cruise industry. Contrary to this this port which is actually a one mile walk to the tiny town of Hoonah is true Alaska. We only planned one excursion this day which is probably good since it was a very rainy cold day We stayed on the ship until about 10 and then</description>
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                    <title>SkagwayJuly 30th</title>
                    <description>We arrived in to Skagway early Monday morning. We docked at 7 am sharp. We had to be out with breakfast and at the end of the dock by 815 for our morning excursion a bike ride through the rain forest past Dyea.Because of it39s proximity to water Dyea was a booming gold rush town in the late 1800s. Dyea was across the mountain and at the edge of water so the gold miners could float their 2 </description>
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                    <title>July 29thJuneau</title>
                    <description>This morning we arrived in Juneau around 9am to partly cloudy skies. We quicky left the ship and caught a bus out to Mendenhall Glacier. The face of Mendenhall Glacier is only 12 miles from downtown Juneau. We hiked out to the closest point to the face and witnessed the power of Nugget Falls. During the hike we saw the beginning of the sockeye salmon run and a porcupine climbing up a tree The sal</description>
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                    <title>Radiance Cruise July 27August 3</title>
                    <description>We boarded the gorgeous Radiance of the Seas Friday July 27th. Once onboard we ate lunch then headed to our room which was just perfect. We had a D1 room in the middle of the hump. The rest of the afternoon we explored the ship and Dylin decided to swim. It was funny to watch her swim with the snow covered mountains in the background. The weather was so nice it was actually about 60 degrees. By s</description>
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                    <title>Seavey's Iditarod Experiencelast day in Seward</title>
                    <description>This evening we went on a tour of the Seavey Dog Sled kennels in Seward. The Seavey family has been racing sled dogs in the annual Iditarod Sled race for 3 generations. They currently have 85 dogs they train during the summer. They have a facility just outside Seward where they keep their dogs and do demonstration sled rides on a gravel trail through the forest. They use specially designed 4 whe</description>
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                    <title>July 25 and early July 26th</title>
                    <description>Wednesday and Thursday turned out to be absolutely beautiful and according to the locals the first nice days this year  We had a really restful night despite not having much in the way of room darkening blinds...sunlight until midnight hereWednesday July 25We set out midmorning on our adventure aboard the Kenai Fjord Aialik Voyager.  It is basically a cathull tour boat with inside and outsid</description>
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                    <title>July 23 24</title>
                    <description>Monday July 23rd was Donna39s birthday. After our bear tour the day before we slept in a little and left Anchorage heading south down the Seward Highway. It was 53 degrees and raining We had hoped to do several hikes along the route and geocache along the way but it turned out we just drove straight to Girdwood. The rain eased off so we went to the Crow Creek Mine in Girdwood. It was a cute </description>
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                    <title>We Made It To Alaska</title>
                    <description>July 21st All flights on time...weather seemed great until we arrived in Anchorage to rain rain rain We were excited to get somewhere and see something but then the dreaded jetlag set in......well at least for Dana. Dylin was set on swimming in the indoor pool although it was 50 degrees outside and our bodies thought it was 4 hours later than the clock in Anchorage Our hotel is great Emba</description>
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                    <title>It's too hot here we're going to Alaska in 2 weeks</title>
                    <description>This weekend we started packing for our 2 week Alaskan Adventure that starts July 21st We are flying into Anchorage to begin our DIY land tour of the Kenai Peninsula. We will explore Anchorage Girdwood Portage and Seward for 5 days and then board the Radiance of the Seas for a southbound cruise to Vancouver.The two of us have done an Inside Passage cruise before but this time we will experienc</description>
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                    <title>Manatees in Crystal River...July 1 2012</title>
                    <description>While in Florida last weekend we took Mom and Dad to Crystal River to swim with the manatees. We had a blast swimming with a young manatee calf for over an hour. Our guide knew the calf as Baby Scratch. She was about 10 months old approximately 6 feet long and weighed about 400 pounds She was very curious about us and when we would touch her side she would roll around as if begging for moreIt</description>
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