Finally Some Pictures

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August 3rd 2008

After taking so many pictures (OVER 1400), just a few to give you a feel of what Canada & Alaska is about.
I have tried to place the photos in an approximate order of the places that we visited.
The whales were a definite highlight of holiday, especially the humpbacks breaching in the bay off Juneau.
There were so many places to see and it was great that we were on an organised tour. Our guide Jenni and the coach driver Lorne were a good double act and made some of the transfers between locations more interesting than just a coach trip.


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Front half of raft coming downstream






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