As a finale to our series on Lisa’s trip to Alaska, here is a collection of images from the journey. Enjoy!
Travels in the United States of America
As a finale to our series on Lisa’s trip to Alaska, here is a collection of images from the journey. Enjoy!
Early the next morning (as in 5 am, by dawn’s early light) the ship slowly cruised up the 30-mile long Endicott Arm Fjord paused at the Dawes Glacier, then turned…
A huge draw for me on this journey was a guided tour of Saxon Native Village, one of several “totem capitals of Alaska.”
We stopped at Skagway, Alaska, also known as the “Gateway to the Klondike,” and one of the most interesting places we visited.
In the popular zeitgeist the “Rocky Statue” is right at the top of the list of attractions in Philadelphia. Who doesn’t want to get their picture taken with a statue…
… is another man’s impressionist-stuffed museum. The man in question is Albert Barnes, a native Philadelphian who made a fortune with a drug you’ve never heard of (unless your baby…
Our next stop on our grand tour was San Francisco, the city by etc… The agenda was deceptively simple – we would spend a couple days in the city, highlighted…
Seattle was a surprise for both of us in much the same way. It’s honestly a little weird focusing our little travel blog there; it feels like we packed our…
The overall purpose of this trip, or at least the inciting obligation (ooo fancy) is to check in with our scattered family units every couple of years. Despite the modern…
We left the charming, perfectly sized Halifax airport and flew south to begin the American portion of our North American tour. And really, if you are going to visit “America”,…

