Day 7

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The snow made it real hard to land as we descended to correct altitude before landing in Alaska. It took many trails before I could locate the runway and actually calculate the right speed and angle to land, but I did it without a hitch.
I was afraid to get out of the plane. On the dashboard, the temperature monitor read 30 degrees Celsius. I hate the cold because I am not use to it. Anything under 60 degrees Celsius is killer to me. Anyways, I rushed out of the plane and went to the closest clothes store, which was luckily just inside the airport. I bought heavily insulated pants, jacket, socks, boots, beanie, and gloves. I looked like a bloated penguin when I looked at myself in the mirror, but I was warm, which was a plus.
I always wanted to go crab fishing, so asked around and found someone who offered to take me. The water was rough and crazing cold. I only had one chance and I succeeded. I pulled the basket on the boat and opened it. I helped the crew unload the crab. It was cool, because afterwards, I ate the crab that I caught.
Next, I went on a dog sledding tour in Juneau. I had hard time controlling the dogs, but the sightseeing that we did was awesome. All I can see was frozen lakes, mountains covers with snow, and pine trees, nothing more. I was glad to escpae the turmoils and sights of the city for once.
The day became night and I was rushing to get back to the airport. I arrived only seconds after the last of my friends arrives. We all had a cool dinner together. Then we packed and headed out. Our next destination is China. I spent $750.00 that day.
As we flew out of Alaska, we could see the Northern Lights. Amazing sight it was.

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Photos

Dog Sledding
I had fun traveling through the mountain tops on dog sled in Juneau.