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July 12, 2009
Pretty much sums up the trip!
We saw tons of Bison at the Wildlife Conservation Center
This was a building that wasn't destroyed (entirely) in the 1964 earthquake
These Elk are taking a nap. Their antlers are covered in velvet at this time of year
Apparently, this one didn't know it was nap time!
Somebody needs a haircut and style!
Grayson by the forest of dead trees. The trees died when the ground sank 10 feet
during the earthquake and the roots were saturated with salt water.
They now provide a habitat to various Alaskan birds.
The coyote was on the move
Hugo was so lovable - he was rescued by two guys on snowmobile and now lives permanently at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Which bear skull looks the scariest?
Darby, Grayson, and Jonna loved the baby elk
This black bear was very playful - these bears were also rescued
Jonna at Bird Point on Turnagain Arm
The view down Seward Highway from Bird POint - See our RV in the parking lot?
Grayson hiked around Bird Point with Jonna - our last taste of
Alaskan wilderness before heading to the airport!
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