The Traveling Ridleys

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The Traveling Ridleys
  • Blog
  • About
  • Places We’ve Been
  • How to Use our Blog
  • Travel Tools for Trip Planning
  • Sunday Journal

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Lost Lake was found. Vail Colorado. Morning walk. East Vail, Colorado. Too dry for July but some wildflowers are giving it a go. Hope the forecast storms bring lots of rain and not much lightning. Eagle’s Nest Wilderness Gore Creek Trail. Happy 250th Birthday America. 🇺🇸 And that’s a wrap Alaska. Love your gorgeous state and hospitality in the last frontier. (Float plane is Vancouver but it seemed a fitting end). Our bear search in Icy Strait Point may have been a bust but our glacier hunt in Wrangell was certainly not. That blue one with the eagle is legit. No editing. Bald eagles 🦅, harbor seals 🦭, sea otters 🦦, whales 🐳 and more off the coast of Sitka Alaska. Hubbard Glacier: 1200 feet high (400 above water) and 6 miles wide at the “snout”. The ice in front is 400 years old, traveling from the Bagley ice field. Last stop before hitting the seas: Talkeetna Alaska, the town upon which the 1990s show Northern Exposure’s Cicely was based and where you check in to attempt a summit of Denali.
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