One of the side benefits of staying in a historic building is watching the curtains move when the wind blows - even with the windows closed.
Under the TV on the wall is a Murphy bed. We could have invited a guest to stay with us.
Welcome to the Alaska SeaLife Center. Many exhibits provided underwater viewing.
Had fun trying to take pictures of the fish.
If I blend in with the bottom, will they just go away?
This was the view we had of Resurrection Bay from the back porch of the Center.
A horned puffin (I think) with a friend at the Center.
The Exit Glacier National Park is just outside Seward. It is possible to walk right up to the face of a glacier here.
A close-up view of the surface of the glacier.
Here are several people right at the face of the glacier. I could not understand the motivation of people to break off a piece of the ice - now how was it they were going to get this souvenir home?
This water is the melt from the glacier. If you look closely at the left edge of the picture, you can see ice chunks floating in the water.