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The trip to HAINES -- April 17th and 18th, 2012
Plenty of windows to enjoy the scenery. |
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WHO IS DRIVING THE FERRY? |
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HEY! THAT BOOK DOESN"T HAVE A PILOT'S LICENSE. |
WHAT THE CRUISE SHIPS WON'T TELL YOU --- |
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THE FERRY SHIPS OF THE ALASKA MARINE HIGHWAY SYSTEM TAKE YOU THE SAME PLACES BUT FOR A BETTER PRICE. |
On the Alaska Marine Highway System, this 4 1/2 hour ferry trip from Juneau to Haines cost me $37. That's one way with
no car. Book early.
BEAUTIFUL, UNSPOILED HAINES. |
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Still the real and raw Alaska. |
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OUTLANDISHLY STUNNING VIEWS EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK. |
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Here even the bike is made of hammers. |
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Haines' "Dalton City," the film set of WHITE FANG. |
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TOM & LIZ HEYWOOD of BABBLING BOOK. |
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The Haines Library hosts a variety of events. |
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This library won the "Best Small Library in America" in 2005. |
The library starts to fill up as people arrive. |
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High tech video broadcasting links library events. |
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My talk was broadcast live from the Haines library to the Craig and Anchor Point libraries as well. |
There's a wait list for this title. |
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After a hard winter, this car has seen better days |
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and so has the tree. |
NOT JUST ANY BIRDS, THIS TREE IS FULL OF EAGLES. |
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This eagle turned its head 180 degrees to watch me |
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Bald eagles flying in pairs -- it must be spring. |
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The pairs fly so high you can't see them. Then they join and plummet down like a pair of rocks. |
I hate to leave Haines but... |
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Back to the ferry. Click on the BOOTS to see where I go next. |
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