Alaska: Seward and Eastern Kenai
A "cache" in Seward where they have a style of their own. Part Three of a Series: Please read the previous entries first. When we reached Denali from Anchorage we were only about 1/3 of the way up into Alaska. We didn't make it to Fairbanks, which is a couple hundred miles further north. Beyond Fairbanks there is a long drive to the Brooks Range , an older mountain chain than the Alaska Range . Beyond the Brooks Range there is still another 1/3 of the state until you reach the Arctic Ocean coastline. This doesn't count the sprawling panhandle around Juneau nor the long chain of the Aleutian Islands which stretch in volcanic peaks hundreds of miles westward toward Siberia. In other words, as much as we saw of Alaska it was still just a small portion of what exists of this vast, generally pristine state. Still, we drove 1100 miles in our time there. After Denali we had more or less a travel day, which was fine since it rained the whole day. Our immediate destination was