Dyea used to be a bustling town in the early 19th century. Now what is left is just the Dyea Plains.

Craig took us in his car there. The other three are fishing enthusiasts; I was just there to bear- and eagle-watch.


The huge Dyea Plains:

I wasn't disappointed. I saw bald eagles, four to be exact. Can you see this one flying (somewhere in the centre of picture):

This one is perched on a tree:

Zic fishing:

And me just tanning under the sun:

Till next time.
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