Alaska's Bearfoot Magazines:
Seward: The American town of Seward Alaska was once one of the more important places in the territory.
Alaska's Bearfoot Magazines:
Seward: Sea lions at the Seward SeaLife Center respond to human interaction.
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Seward: Kayakers are ready to depart into Resurrection Bay for an afternoon paddle. Knowledge of the area is essential, and guided trips are available from local outfitters in Seward, Alaska.
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Seward: The dock is always busy at Seward.
Alaska's Bearfoot Magazines:
Seward: Mural in downtown Seward, Alaska.
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Seward: Campers in their RV's at the Seward, Alaska city campground, on Resurrection Bay.
Alaska's Bearfoot Magazines:
Seward: The Seward Municipal Boat Harbor.
Alaska's Bearfoot Magazines:
Seward: Back in the Gold Rush, dog teams used to come into town, laden with gold.
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Seward: Resurrection Bay.
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Seward: Wildflower mural.
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Seward: This is a fishing town. An outdoor display showing the types of sea animals you might catch here.
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Seward: Downtown streets.
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Seward: Killer whale photograph, taken from a boat on Resurrection Bay. (Photo, Robert Gaucher)
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Seward: Exit Glacier, just outside of Seward, is one of the easiest glaciers to get to in Alaska. (Photo, Robert Gaucher)
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Seward: Calving glacier at Resurrection Bay, near Seward, Alaska.
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Seward: Everybody knows Nome is one end of the Iditarod Trail. But Willow, Nenana -- and the town of Seward, shown here -- all claim to be the other end.