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gsrjedi
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DSC03926_HDR.jpg by gsr_jedi, on Flickr
Allen C
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River Rapids by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
A view of the Tutshi River Rapids as seen from the Yukon Suspension Bridge.
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donsullivan
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Bixby Bridge by Don Sullivan, on Flickr
NiarrNDisney
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Allen C
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The Ship at the End of the Road by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
The borough of Skagway, Alaska played an important part in the Klondike Gold Rush between 1898 and 1899. Now it is a popular stop for cruise ships and is a bustling tourist town during the summer months.
Allen C
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Lido Deck - Port Side by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
On the Coral Princess on its way to Ketchikan, Alaska.
Allen C
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Allen C
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Misty Slopes by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
The southern tip of Douglas Island near the port of Juneau, Alaska.
gsrjedi
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Santa Maria della Salute by gsr_jedi, on Flickr
Allen C
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Butchart Gardens by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
In 1982 the Butchart Gardens was used as the inspiration for the Victoria Gardens at Epcot's Canada Pavilion.
Wiki: "The Butchart Gardens is a group of floral display gardens in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada, located near Victoria on Vancouver Island. The gardens receive close to a million visitors each year. The gardens have been designated a National Historic Site of Canada due to their international renown."
fractal
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Really like this.
Allen C
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@SharonD: Fantastic triple tail!
The Fiddler Sings by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
The Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp is a fascinating and authentic reproduction of a nineteenth century gold rush-era mining camp near Skagway, Alaska. It was originally named after journalists who came here during the Klondike Gold Rush and fabricated tall tales about the abundance of gold and the riches to be made.
The Fiddler Sings by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
The Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp is a fascinating and authentic reproduction of a nineteenth century gold rush-era mining camp near Skagway, Alaska. It was originally named after journalists who came here during the Klondike Gold Rush and fabricated tall tales about the abundance of gold and the riches to be made.
Allen C
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Johns Hopkins Glacier by Allen Castillo, on Flickr
