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 Margerie Glacier is a 21 mile long tidewater glacier in Glacier Bay, within the boundaries of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. It sits at the edge of Tarr Inlet. |
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 Lamplugh Glacier, south of Margerie Glacier, sits at Johns Hopkins Inlet... |
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 Temsco Helicopters operates at the foot of the dock in Skagway, as seen above... |
 We travel north through British Columbia and into the Yukon, Canada along the Klondike Highway |
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 One of the most beautiful scenes ever!! |
 Caribou Crossing...and a barbecue chicken lunch in a very colorful setting just outside Carcross, Yukon. |
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 The wildlife museum... |
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 Carcross - a very colorful Yukon town on the shores of Bennett and Nares Lakes... |
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 See the history of this little church, above... |
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 What remains of the Steamship Tutshi: "She’s a burned out hulk now and her ruins lie in Carcross where she was built. In her day, the steamer Tutshi was a class-act of the Yukon riverboat fleet. The S.S. Tutshi was one of the largest riverboats in the Yukon. Weighing in at just over 1000 tonnes, she was built in Carcross in 1918 by the White Pass Company, for the run between here and Graham Inlet on Tagish Lake. The Tutshi had a crew of 29, and could carry 135 passengers. She started out as a wood-burning vessel, but was converted to oil power when she began carrying tourists to Ben-My-Chree, beginning in the 1920s...In 1991 she went up in flames in what was considered an act of arson, though no one was ever charged with the offense." (Info provided by yukonnuggets.com). |
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 A storefront window in town... |