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Seaplane landing. - aal.jpg
View of Ketchikan from the ship. - abc.jpg
Nature trail. - aak.jpg
Downtown Ketchikan. I think this was taken from the hotel at the top of the tram. - aav.jpg
Another "just to prove we were really there" photo. The mountain in the background is Mt. Juneau, I believe. We were up on the nature trail above the Mt. Roberts tramway. - aaj.jpg
The tunnel in Ketchikan; it's in the Guinness Book as the only tunnel in the world that can be driven over, around, or under, as well as through. - abe.jpg
Nature trail. - abd.jpg
Nature trail. - abb.jpg
Yet more strange and beautiful flowers on the trail. - aaw.jpg
We went up the nature trail about as far as the lowest snow field. We would have gone higher but it was a warm day and we didn't have any water with us. - abf.jpg
Really wacky tree on the trail, probably another product of the poor soil. The trees had to adapt to survive. - aan.jpg
Ketchikan -- fourth-largest city in Alaska. We wouldn't call it a city on the east coast. :) - aay.jpg
Gastineau Channel, the bridge, and distant mountains from still higher on the Mt. Roberts nature trail. - aaz.jpg
The trail we were climbing...still not quite there yet! - aar.jpg
Ketchikan, like everyplace else we visited, is part of the Tongass National Forest, where the roots of trees stick out because the soil is so poor.