The next day Gregg and Amanda took me rafting. It was about 10 miles downstream and the water was once again that beautiful turquoise color. It was a peaceful trip, no whitewater, lots of wildlife to photograph.
I guess I don't need to tell you this is an eagle, there were lots of eagles and eagle nests along the river in that particular place.
A merganser duck with her brood along with several adopted ones also all perched on a log jutting out into the water.
Two different bears put in their appearance for the excitement of us all. This was a young one, it really stands out against the foliage on the bank.
Gregg - I don't think he knew I was taking his picture.
Amanda and I looking dazzling in our rubber suits. We didn't even get a splash but I guess just in case.
The days were flying by. They wanted me to see as much as I could and there WAS so much to see and experience. The river was a whole new experience. Diane
6 comments:
Wow, you were like the amazing touring woman!!! They were wonderful hosts, I can't believe all the sights you got to see, incredible scenery!!!!!
I can see you have special closeness!!!
What a trip, the memories you must have!
Hugs,
Margaret B
Diane! What fantastic sites! Your pictures again are awesome! I'm loving your journal and can't wait for more! Thanks a thousand times for sharing!!!
Gorgeous photos:)
How FUN!
Beautiful scenery.The Eagle picture alone was worth the trip.
Blessings,Ruth
Good Morning, you went rafting???? How special is that!!!! I sure am glad I asked to see more pictures from Alaska. That is SUPER.... Love it--and am just so jealous of your kids for their wonderful life up there.
Hugs,
Betsy
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