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Close-up of ribbon top. See previous photo for pattern source. - "Women's Ribbon Short-Sleeve Pullover"
Ribbon pullover (my second project). Pattern Source: This was designed by Jill Ramos and is available from Tess' Designer Yarns. - DSCN0502.jpg
Every night when we came back from dinner, our sheets were turned down and there were "good night" cards and chocolates on our pillows. One night we also found a goose. - aaa.jpg
Downtown Juneau - aab.jpg
Tlingit art was everywhere. - aac.jpg
St. Nicholas's Russian Orthodox Cathedral, distinctive for its octagonal shape. - aad.jpg
Inside St. Nicholas's. - aae.jpg
Inside St. Nicholas's. - aaf.jpg
Inside St. Nicholas's. What amazed me was that there were no pews like in most other churches. The same was true of St. Michael's in Sitka. - aag.jpg
View of Juneau looking down; we walked back up Franklin St., which is a steep hill. - aah.jpg
Another strange flower we found. - aai.jpg
Another view of St. Nicholas's. - aaj.jpg
Ketchikan may have the most totem poles, but Juneau has some too. Apparently when the Christians came, they thought the natives worshiped the poles and tried to have them destroyed, but in reality they were a way of passing on histories in a culture that had no written language. - aak.jpg
Alaska state capitol building, Juneau. - aal.jpg
More Tlingit art.