It rained all night at
Fairbanks. It stopped by the time we
awoke. We took our time packing up, as
we had plans to go to the University of Alaska Museum, which was recommended as
a “must see”. We toured the museum for
about 2-1/2 hours and found it to be very enjoyable and informative. We suited up and headed for Denali NP.
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Stuffed Bear in Museum Of the North.
Don really liked the expression on the bears face. See Next Picture |
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The Bear Doesn't Look Too Happy |
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Some Stats On The Trans Alaska Pipeline |
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Don Outside The Museum |
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Wooly Mammoth Bones On Display |
My electrical problems persist and appears to
be a relay in the main box. We had lunch
at a roadside café. It was interesting
because the kitchen was in the serving area. The cook/waitress/bartender did it
all. No gloves, no health
considerations, all of the food came out of a refrigerator next to the grill
and here is your food.
We arrived at Denali and couldn’t
get into the NP campground – SURPRISE!
We checked out a couple of other campgrounds and choose one 6 miles
south of the park. While Don went to the
park to check on a few things, I did some trouble shooting on my motorcycle. I replaced the suspected relay and all is
well. We made reservations for a shuttle
tour of the park tomorrow. After looking
at our choices, the road, the park, the crowds, we felt it was the best
option. We are looking forward to it as
someone else will be driving.
We noticed the hours for sunset is
12:15 AM and sunrise is 3:15 AM I
slipped out the camper the other night to use the restroom at 2:30 AM and was
able to read everything around and even the thermometer we had on the
table. The light never really goes away
and gets dark. We are looking forward to
seeing a real DARK night once we get back to the lower 48.
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