Aboard the Alaska Marine Ferry - Day 4, Arrival into Juneau ⛴

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In this series of videos we share with you the process of moving to Alaska aboard the M/V Kennicott on the Alaska Marine Highway from Bellingham Washington to Whittier Alaska. In todays episode we arrive in Juneau, the capitol of Alaska, the 49th State. This is just one step of the moving experience to get all of our belongings from Washington State to our new home in Houston, Alaska.
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Film Location: Juneau, Alaska
Filmed: April 20, 2021
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[@Ron-sq9tl]

Alaska is Gorgeous

[@ec249]

So glad I found this channel! You guys are amazing, I'm hoping to take the ferry in the near future thank you for all the valuable info and the beautiful views!

[@Ron-sq9tl]

Alaska ❤

[@NishaCheese]

I took the ferry and we were allowed to get off and explore for a little while. (Precovid) Did some fishing and saw some bear Cubs!

[@andreafolda1719]

I love the scenery and the quietness, personal freedom and easiness of a ferry!

[@wingrovedl]

Just as I remember it. Everyone should take the trip.

[@m.hughes2521]

Smile more girl, it'll help your face. Life is good.

[@peterbu2817]

Another great video!

[@SunnySingh-dd4ez]

thanks for the awsome video watching from Bakersfield,CA

[@stmiller8427]

Good job! Watching from Los Angeles, CA Steve Miller.

[@ronaldmiller694]

Nice scenery. Lots of information, even the vending machine prices. Unlike some, they provide a lot of details.

[@dwighthires3163]

Well I got through the first four vids and will be looking forward to your last one. I don't do Facebook so I can't get notices of new videos. Will also look forward to seeing your land development in Houston. My wife and I made it into Canada in February to visit our kids and grandkids. After two weeks quarantine we visited them for two more weeks doing construction projects. While there we learned we could have left Canada in whatever direction we would choose. So we could have driven to Alaska and would have if we had known before leaving the USA to enter Canada. As far as I know you still cannot drive to Alaska unless you own property in Alaska.

[@opaandomascampingadventures]

ok..all caught up!

[@Ahrobak]

nice background music

[@RVingtoAlaska]

Thanks. We felt it was appropriate since we were going home. 🥰

[@theblueroomm4154]

After experiencing the Ferry from Washington to Whittier, how do you feel about taking pets on the Ferry? Specifically one cat in a 30' motorhome? How do you think she would do? I wondered if the parking area had exhaust fumes or other considerations as far as air quality for 5 days in the motorhome. I love your channel and follow your journeys, they make me feel closer to Alaska! We just purchased a lot on the Kenai River (small lot) having lived in alaska I had always wanted to be somewhere along the Kenai. We can't wait to travel up next summer "22". We will be going to Spokane and Cashmere WA first to visit family then to Alaska. We are considering taking the Ferry back. Take care and enjoy Alaska and your summer and you have to try the "Blackened Halibut Seasoning" from Talkeetna Condiments, we put it on everything. Laura (Michigan)

[@DWDinAtlanta]

What do you still have left at home to take to Alaska now? I figured the Canadian borders would be opened by now. I didn't think they would have as many cases as we do since the southern border is opened. I guess the warm weather is helping us with people staying outdoors more. HUGS~Donna

[@harrytraction1380]

Howz abouts some……POWER WALKING…..

[@toddramsay977]

You don't know Gin, Crazy 8's, Go Fish?

[@mk-jm5tv]

Cost?

[@mk-jm5tv]

Bellingham to Juneau cost how much?

[@RVingtoAlaska]

Our fare was all the way to Whittier so I don’t have an answer for you.

[@mk-jm5tv]

@@RVingtoAlaska how much was your fair?

[@nataliajimenez1870]

It depends if you bring a vehicle, what kind of cabin you book, and how soon you book it. I recommend playing with the booking site to get an idea of cost bookamhs.alaska.gov

[@stropolimadness3867]

No new vids?

[@RVingtoAlaska]

I have one coming. Fine tuning the editing and should be out on Sunday. Had to go to a wedding in Montana and was away from the computer for a good week. 😉

[@urofseron]

That sucks that you can’t get off and see anything at any of the stops. Being stuck on that tiny ferry for days would be boring....

[@evabalga6133]

You must be very young Eric. If you seek solitude and tranquility, it’s perfect. I traveled AK on ferries many times, but never for that long. But I understand, scenery is not very dramatic.

[@urofseron]

@@evabalga6133 I’m not young. Being stuck on that thing for days on end with nothing to do would be tedious. I don’t need Disneyland on a ship to entertain me, but to pull into a magnificent port like Ketchikan and be told I couldn’t get off would suck balls.

[@evabalga6133]

@@urofseron I have to agree with you and the whole video reflects that. I was on 4 cruises and numerous ferry sails. Inter island ferry sails from 3 and 1/2 hours to a couple overnights were enjoyable for me.