 Travelogue
Alaska
Juneau - June 10th
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Juneau City Scenes
 Connie
and I in front of a stuffed Alaskan Bear in the Gastineau Salmon Hatchery in
Juneau.
It was a sunny day in Juneau. One of 27 which they get each year.  A
view of the mountains surrounding Juneau from the porch of the salmon hatchery.
Juneau has over 30,000 people. It is the Capital of Alaska and is the most
isolated state capital in the USA.
 An
eagle in flight in the top left corner of picture outside of the salmon
hatchery.
 The
eagle in flight now in upper center of picture just above the telephone wires.
Mendenhall Glacier - Juneau
 Mendenhall
Glacier - a view from the visitor center at the park.
 Mendenhall
is visited by over 300,000 people yearly and is the most visited of all Glaciers
in Alaska.
 The
glacier is approximately one and half miles away from this point.
 A
view of the glacier from the ground level.
 The
dry land in front of the glacier is made up of glacier silt which is brought
down the mountainside by the glacier.
 Native
flowers bloom at the foot of the glacier and on the shore of its lake.
The vegetation which surrounds the park at the Mendenhall Glacier.
 Lake
with ice flows at Mendenhall Glacier
Mount Roberts - Juneau
 A
view from the top of Mount Roberts which is over 3,000 over Juneau. We went by
tramway to the top of this mountain. This is looking down on the Gastineau
Channel.
 A
northern view of Juneau under the Tramway station on top of Mount Roberts.
 A
view of the port section of Juneau.
Looking at the steel supports for the Tramway Station.
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