May 21, 2005 - Ketchikan - Alaska's First City and The Salmon Capital of the World.  Mom and Dad spent the day fishing, I spent the morning looking around town and in the afternoon I rented a Harley Davidson and went for a scenic ride.
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May 22, 2005 - A full day at sea before we unload at Vancouver and fly to my parents home in the Pocono Mountains.

This is a shot of the ships lobby area.

Note - Some pictures on this page are Panoramic shots.  They are large files and will take some time to download if you are using a dial-up connection. Panoramic pictures will be labeled with the following note: (Panoramic)

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Panoramic shot of Denali National Park from the deck of our
lodge - Denali Princess Lodge.
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Our starting port at Whittier. 
This was the view from the bow of our ship the Sun Princess.
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Panoramic shot of Denali National Park from the deck of our
lodge - Denali Princess Lodge.
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Panoramic shot of Denali National Park from inside the park above the tree line.
This area is all tundra.
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May 22, 2005 - Today we fly to my parents home in Pennsylvania.  From there I will continue my World Tour by riding to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and work my way South along the Pan American Highway. On my travels I hope to ride my motorcycle along the continental Divide Road, see the Baja 1000, visit friends, and enjoy some adventures.

Here are a few more pictures of our Alaskan Trip.

Socks - Anchorage Alaska Flea Market.

Copper Rock Fish my father caught and had for lunch on his day of fishing in Ketchikan.

Fishing boat somewhere in the Inner Passage.

Rail workers along the White Pass Scenic Railroad in the Yukon Territory.

Mom, Dad & Myself after our 'flightseeing' tour of Denali National Park and Mt. McKinley.

A Salmon Trap at the Alaskan Native Village.

Salmon drying in the sun at the Alaskan Native Village.

A plane decorates the roof of this ice cream shop in Fairbanks Alaska.

If you have an opportunity to visit Alaska,  I highly recommend it.  The views alone are worth the trip. Mountain reflection in the Yukon Territory.