This is a quaint little town, the type of place it would be nice to spend out retirement years in! We didn't have anything in particular planned for this day, so we just wandered around the town. We walked up the information center, and then took a cab up to the Eagle & Fish Hatchery to learn about salmon, and meet some eagles. As it wasn't a far drive at all, we decided to walk back to the dock from there, cutting back through the infamous Creek Street.
Welcome to Ketchikan sign that is by the information center
Our first wildlife spotting - there's an eagle up in that tree!
The sign at the Deer Mountain Salmon Hatchery & Eagle Center
Here we learned all about the life cycles of the salmon, and how the hatchery helps the process of keeping the salmon stocks up
There are two rescued eagles here, this is Aurora, she broke her wing on a fisherman's net
This is Ch'ak, he flew into a power line - both of them love it here
Ch'ak
The infamous Creek Street, the town's red-light district in the early 1900's
Dolly's House - this was Dolly Arthur's original house (early 1900's), now a museum
There are trolley tours around town here
This is the co-pilot for one of the tours
Ketchikan as seen from the ship
It is Jim's duty to try all of the different beers in the world - he's done pretty good with it too!