The glow of the evening setting sun on the Alaskan coastal range behind Wrangell. Picture taken from the new harbor.

Ripe Salmonberry

Alaskan Coastal Range looking from Elephant Nose.

Quent's (little) 19.9 pound Alaskan King Salmon caught on 6/12/05.

Eagle! There are eagles all over here in Wrangell. It's so awesome to see. They are really fun to watch.

First cruise ship that came to Wrangell since we have been here. They are HUGE!

Bright red rhododendron.

Another outlook from a campsite.

Wild Iris

Quent on the Anita Bay overlook.

100+ year old rhododendron...beautiful!

Christina

Christina

Quent caught some crab in his crab pots and cooked them up. They were delicious!

Our soon to be house.

Look what Quent found!

View from campsite back toward town and beyond.

Nemo Loop road campsite view of Etolin Island.

Quent in front of the beautiful view.

We finally found a sunny day! When we drove down the road to this sight I (Christina) had to pinch myself that we actually live here. It was a gorgeous day! Definitely a Kodak moment!

Rainbow Falls

Sunrise peak

This is a picture we found that is an aerial photo of Wrangell.

This is the view from our livingroom in February.

Sunset from the ferry. 

Another beautiful view from the ferry. 

View from the ferry.

Tigger enjoying the view from the top of the carrier.

Shadow sleeping in the big pet carrier.

This was a spectacular view in Washington. The river was just beautiful! 

It was scary for me (Christina) driving through those slushy mountain roads in Idaho. Thankfully it didn't last too long. 

The second day we drove through Montana it was super windy. This is one picture of beautiful Montana! 

Our journey to Wrangell

We began our journey from Rib Lake, Wisconsin on February 12, 2005 at 5:30 am. On our first day we drove 16 hours to Miles City, Montana. On the second day we drove to Spokane, Washington. The third day we arrived in Bellingham, Washington. We stayed the night there and the next afternoon we got onto the ferry and traveled about 2 days until we arrived in Wrangell on February 17th at 10:30 pm.