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| Peter and Julie pause for a photo at a point where the Sitka trail passes under the roots of a hemlock tree. |
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| This little, deceased, crab, on the pebble beach of the Sitka sound, is nearly perfectly preserved aside from a missing eye. |
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| Slugs inhabit the Sitka forest. Our guide told us that the slug's secretions are good for skin and are used as a face cream. |
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| Kelp that grows in the Sitka Sound is used in many ways by the Tlingit people. |
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| After Sitka, and back on the ship, the views continue to stun. The Alaskan wilderness is truly immense. |
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| Sunsets, as experienced from the ship, are like exclamation points on our days filled with natural splendor. |
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A gorgeous sunset silhouettes mountains as The Queen Elizabeth heads out to sea and on to the next port.
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