Juneau Ice Field

Escrit el 30/06/2008.

[El mes fotut es que no se quan llegireu aquest post, ja que hem sembla que tot el poble (capital d'alaska, amb 30mil habitants) s'ha quedat sense internet ... Xq us queixeu de telefonica!]

Altre cop el Cesc escrivint, reporteru dicharacheru ... Despres de la caminata d'ahir, avui ha estat mes relaxat (hem fet migdiada al cotxe i tot!).

Al mati hem anat amb helicopter, 45min, per el Juneau Icefield, que es la zona muntanyosa que genera totes les llengues de glas de la zona (veure el post d'ahir). Fins i tot ens han baixat 15min a sobre el glas x caminar ... espectacular!

A la tarda hem fet un cami relaxat a traves dels boscos frondosos de la zona (rain forest). Mooolt maku, ben cuidat i net!

Ah ... I que bo que esta el 'king crab' (cranc rei) ... N'hem dinat i sopat :)

Cesc

[The worst is tht we don't know when you will read this post, as it seems that the whole Juneau (remember, Alaska's capital, 30K inhabitants) is under an Internet blackout ... don't complain then about your local ISP! :D ]

This is Cesc writing again ... your loyal reporter. After yesterday's long walk, today has been rather relaxed (we even took a nap in the car :D ).

In the morning we took a helicopter ride, 45 minutes, over Juneau's Ice Field. It is the mountanouis area which generates all the glaciars in the area (for example, yesterdays Mendenhall). The helicopter even lands on one such glaciar "tongue" and you can walk for 15 minutes around ... amazing!

In the afternoon we took a relaxed walk in the rainforest around Juneau ... very green, very nice.

Oh ... and at night ... "King Crab" legs. Delicious!