2019 Alaska Vacation Journal (40)
06/20/2019 / No-Travel Day – Alaska SeaLife Center
Start Location:
- Harbor Side
- 1118 4th Ave, Seward, AK 99664
- 907.224.4055
End Time: N/A
Mileage: 54,185.3
Cost Per Night: $20.00 USD
Weather: 51 - 63 F 50% Sunny with Clouds
We walked into Seward today . . . . 1.1 miles to the
Alaska SeaLife Center. It was really pricey - $65.09 for the two of us. Nevertheless, we really enjoyed the museum. I took a ton of photos. The Alaska SeaLife Center educates the public re: the conditions of the oceans, rescues stranded animals and researches the problems associated with the influences of man on earth.
After lunch in the RV, we went into the other part of Seward. I stopped at the
Ranger Station to get a stamp for my National Park Passport. Before returning to the RV, we watched fisherman attempting to snag salmon – interesting way to fish.
After dinner a bald eagle flew low around the bay to entertain us. Then a smaller black bird chased him away. We love nature.
Wildlife Spotted: lots of species at the Alaska SeaLife Center – fish; Steller Sea Lions; Seals; Ducks; Seagulls; Puffins; King Eider; Jelly Fish; Octopus; also a Red Salmon that Landon snagged.
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Panoramic Shot of Resurrection Bay |
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Mermaid House on the way to Alaska SeaLife Center |
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My Sentiments Exactly |
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Alaska SeaLife Center |
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Lots of Fish at the Center |
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Kuliak, the Steller Sea Lion was Born at the Center |
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Sea Pens Are Colonial Marine Cnidarians |
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The Tufted Puffin is Also Known as the Crested Puffinn |
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The Harlequin Duck Mates for Life |
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Interesting Blue House, Seward, Alaska |
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Frontier Trading Post Offers Certified Organic and Non-GMO Products |
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Creek Next To Our Campground – Runs Into the Resurrection Bay |
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Landon Snagged a Good-Sized Red Salmon |
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Lots of Murals in Seward, Alaska |
2019 Alaska Vacation Journal
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