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Our Staff: Spike, Ron, Roger Anita & Dan
Hi Everybody, We just arrived at the starting point - 'Ksan RV Park and Historic Native Village. Dan & Anita just arrived today and Ron and Roger are due in tomorrow, everyone else will trickle in from the 11th to the 13th when they are due to check in. The weather is clear and cool, snow capped Mountains on all sides and plenty of Clan Houses and Totem poles to make the area interesting. Deer and Bear are coming around looking for forage. The Black Bears are mostly eating the Skunk Cabbage growing down by the Skeena and Buckley Rivers that flow past the RV Park. It helps get their digestion going after the long winter hibernation. There is plenty to do here, as soon as everyone arrives we will go on a Tour of the Historic 'Ksan Native Village and Museum. The Group: First Tour 2006 - Visiting the Clan House
A lesson on Totem Poles A visit to the Native Village 'Ksan A quick stop to visit more Totem Poles Everyone is here, well and healthy and ready to get on the road. We first visited Native Totem Poles and learned about them and toured through the Clan houses. Bear Glacier was visited on our way down to Hyder, Alaska (Our first night stop) Plenty of Bears in Hyder and the weather is perfect. Tonight is a Halibut dinner and then on the road again heading North to Skagway, Alaska.
Bear Glacier is Beautiful So are the stops Jim knocks one over 2000 feet
Then goes for 3000 feet Halibut dinner for all And all the Ladies did the Can Can
While the men looked for Gold A nice Salmon Poem Our Canadian Beef product pre-border feast
Tracing his roots Skagway City Walking Tour Roger & Spike looking for trouble
Frank Reid forms a Vigilance Committee Soapy Smith and his Girls refuse to leave town-shots are fired
How did it end?? Only our staff know At the base of the Chilcoot Trail Climbed by the Strong and the Brave On
our last day in Skagway, some of the group will take the water taxi to
Juneau to enjoy all the Capital of Alaska has to offer - they will even
see the Capitol building and Mendenhal glacier, Stellar sealions, whales
and amazing views of lighthouses and eagles. We will be heading to
In Whitehorse, Yukon we saw the dance follies, took a cruise up the Yukon River to Miles Canyon were Jack London at 19 years of age, was the steerman for the Klondikers heading through the rapids on their way to Dawson City and the Klondike Gold Rush.
Barbara is the Gambler, Elite Johnny cant go home again Art wins the Gir...I mean the prize
We have some hoofers The bad boys come to town
Skagway, looking at the Harding Glacier Off they go on a Sled dog ride Wow, now a boat ride on the Yukon River
Off to Miles Canyon rapids A great tour of a Old Friend We all learn to hunt for our food
Steak night in Whitehorse, Yukon Visiting Five Finger Rapids
Now going for 4000 feet Visiting Jack London's Cabin Guess who found some Gold
Panning on Bonanza Creek Learning about Gold Dredges Back in the Creek with "Gold Fever" In Dawson City we all panned for Gold and Found the Mother Lode on Bonanza Creek. Tours to the Gold Dredge and more sights and sounds then ever. Jack London's Cabin, Yukon River and Can Can Girls.
It's a nice gold nugget Now we party and the girls Can Can for joy
We crossed the Yukon by ferry Jim is now going for 5000 feet A survivors party after Chicken
We all sat on Santa's lap A nice visit to the Great Alaska Pipeline and look at the time
The afternoon spent on the Riverboat and a fun ride Our Manly Men
Now a "Pot Belly" Contest Guess who won? We visited Denali Park & Mt. McKinley
Saw Dall Sheep and Caribou and other yellow jackets on the bus
Yikes! It snowed driving to Denali We had Sled Dog rides, EEEK! My new puppy
Jim goes for 6000 feet Weeeeee! Johnny pulls Ken after...
A visit to Portage Glacier Lupine and a friendly Moose
We are visiting the "Dusty Sourdough Show" The three Musketeers Traveling to a tour
We saw Exit Glacier and walked to the Toe A humpback jumped out of the water
We all caught Halibut Roger eats A visit to the Russian Church
Oh no! The end of the tour. And Jim finely hits a golf ball over 10,000 feet
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