These photos are from our stay in the Anchorage area and the Kenai Peninsula.

The Kenai Penisula is separated from Anchorage by a section of the Cook Inlet called the Turnigan Arm. Anchorage gave us a taste of Alaska big city life, allowing us to grocery shop and do laundry. The Kenai Penisula is a wonderland of mountains, rivers, lakes, seacoasts and marine wildlife. Oh, and lots of Bald Eagles.

Anchorage is known as "The City of Flowers".

The Turnigan Arm

Mike and his friend Smokey

Portage Lake

Dennis at Alyeska Resort, Girdwood

Glacier above our campsite at Williwaw Campground, Portage

Port at Homer

The "Spit" at Homer

Dennis and Sea Otter

Port at Seward

Bald Eagle at our campsite in Seward

The Pinnacles in Resurrection Bay, Seward

Dennis warming up inside on the Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise

Glacier at Portage Lake

Stariski Camground in Anchor Point

Wooly Cranesbill and morning dew

Iliamna Volcano on the Cook Inlet

Bald Eagles at Anchor Point Beach

Kenai Lake

Icebergs in lake at Bear Glacier. 

(Note the size of the icebergs compared to the full sized Spruce trees in the foreground.)

Orcas in Resurrection Bay, Seward

Sea Lions in Resurrection Bay

Sea Otter in  Aialik Bay,  Kenai Fjords National Park

Sea ice in Aialik Bay, Kenai Fjords National Park

Resurrection Bay, Seward