We went to the Totem Bight State Historical Park and then to The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show!
| Bight State park has several Totem poles thata were repaired or duplicated and now stand in this state park. They are all beautiful and tell a story. |
| I don't know the story behind this, but it appears to be Eagle standing on Raven's head. |
| You can see how big the poles are in comparison to us! This was a smaller totem. |
| Big EYES.. they are watching you. |
| The park is part of a rain forest... yes you heard me right! Alaska is part rain forest. It rains in Ketchikan almost every day! |
| Our guide Bryce.. .from Utah and is going to Utah State. He did a good job of giving us a nice tour. |
| Roots of a tree.. they just grow right out of the ground. |
| The paints were created from natural substances such as clam shells, lichen, graphite, copper pebbles, and salmon eggs. |
| Close up! |
| The clan house A community house or clanhouse of this size could have housed 30 to 50 people. |
| It was raining very lightly in this photo... notice the huge flowers.. |
| This was the tallest totem pole |
| I thought this looked like a Hobit Home. |
Now on to The Great Alaskan Lumber Jack Show!
| You have to say YO HO after everything you say! They had popcorn for sale there and we couldn't resist , we each ate our own bag of popcorn! YO HO |
| It was Canada VS. US in lumber jack skills. The guys in the grey shirts are US and the plaid are Canada. |
| Wood Chopping! YO HO |
| He said he was making a rabbit, but it turned out to be a small chair. They gave it to a kid in the audience. It was cute. YO HO |
| The log rolling contest! Canada won, but US won the overall contests of the day. It was a fun show. YO HO |
| We were able to see lots of Salmon and even a seal in the river. All these shops are on stilts |
| Time to head back... we were able to walk back to our boat. |
| Back on the boat, resting while watching a movie in bed! What a great day. |