Sunday, June 12, 2016

Haines Alaska

Haines is a small town and home of the largest concentration of bald eagles in the world.  We are surrounded by mountains and on the Alaska Marine Highway.  There are 2 tides a day ranging about 4 feet.


Welcome to Haines Alaska


Chilkoot Lake


Alaska Ferry Terminal


Chilkoot River


Fish Weir....they count salmon running up-stream June to Sept.


Chilkoot Lake


Chilkoot River


Lots of totem poles around town


Small cruise ship anchored out this morning


Looking back at Chilkoot Lake


Low tide at the marina


Lunch at Big Al's....fresh halibut and salmon and chips


Captain waiting for his Halibut


Established in 1982


Eagle Feeding....Vega...18 years old


Bella....3 years old


Dining on rabbit and rat today


Alaska State Ferry leaving Portage Cove


Welcome to Oceanside RV Park


This "big boy" is way too big


We are packed in like Sardines


But the view is worth a million dollars


Driving Mud Bay Rd to the Cannery...what a view


Letnikof Cove with the Cannery at the end


One of the oldest fish cannery sites in Alaska


 Haines Packing Company


They process all 5 species of wild Alaska Salmon starting Father's Day


But the seafood market and gift shop were open

 Sheldon Museum with native Tlingit art and culture


What do you do with 8000 hammers...you open a museum


Bank at home

 Fireweed Restaurant on Blacksmith Rd for dinner


Freshly baked pizza....well it wasn't Walt's


Pilotlight Bakery for Caribou Sausage and Wild Alaskan Bread
Rik's Birthday


 Farmer's Market at the Fairground


Good place to meet and hear the music


Community Garden Beth

"WhiteFang" movie set that was filmed near Haines


Lots of Birthday Wishes for the Captain but he still had to grill his filet


I;m waiting for my dinner Capt


New campground for 2 days....Haines Hitch-Up


Beautiful campground with space...but without the million dollar view


Fish Wheel on the Chilkat River


Would you believe this...mama moose with her baby dining


Clouds are low today but it has been a beautiful stay





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