Skagway, Alaska and the Yukon territory were our next stops after Juneau. We had some time on the ship between ports so I attempted to rock climb.
Feeling somewhat confident at the beginning.
Um...this is definitely harder than it looks. I promise I did get a little higher (and by a little, I mean two inches).
Defeated (especially since after I descended, a 10-year-old boy climbed straight to the top in under five minutes).
I quickly got over my defeat and put on my excited face for the Yukon! On our way to the Yukon, we saw so many gorgeous sites. Truly breath-taking!
We have arrived!
Once we made it to the Yukon, we headed for a suspension bridge. But, first, we had some awesome vegan chilli. After all, walking across a flimsy bridge that spells certain death if it were to snap calls for some serious face-stuffing.
Note to self: eating spicy chilli + a fear of heights isn't the best combination.
Although getting myself to walk onto the bridge was scary, the views were incredible!
We did it!
After the bridge, we took a scenic railroad from high up in the mountains to downtown Skagway. Again, my little point and shoot camera didn't do justice to what we saw, but here are a few shots from the railway.
Oh wait, did I forget to mention I had to battle a bear in order to board the railroad? Wow, is Alaska ever rustic!
I
have now been to eight provinces and one Canadian territory. If only
that entitled me to being an honorary Canadian and finally getting some
healthcare...
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