The Meal was good; ribs, salmon, salad, biscuits, corn-

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MATC ALASKAN TOUR 2007
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GO SOMEWHERE ELSE?
Our first view of
Mt. McKinley
JOURNAL #13
25 JULY 2007 A DAY AT DENALI
With nothing scheduled this morning, we didn’t have breakfast until around 7:30. The Continental breakfast was good and consisted of many varieties of fruit, cereal, breads and drinks. The sky was clear and cool. I was eager to get on the road to Mt McKinley. I lead the Olsons into Denali Park and we began a long climb behind a bus to the viewing location about 10 miles from the park entrance. The bus soon stopped to let us by and we soon were on a high plateau with a scattering of trees. Without any warning a scrawny wolf walked out of the brush and onto the road. I avoided it and Joann called the Olsons to alert them. Joan Olson’s camera would turn on in time to capture the sight. A bit further on, Mt. McKinley came into view and we were able to snap it without any others around to spoil the sight.
After ample time in the park, we drove to a gas station and commercial center. We
gassed up, bought submarine sandwiches and got permission to eat our lunch on a picnic
table in the nearby RV park. We topped that off with ice cream at the nearby parlor,
did some other shopping and talked with members of our group and other visitors to
the Park. We saw the Model T’s driving down the road. Lee Chase was one of them.
On our way back to the cabins, we stopped in where the T-
The last we had seen of Lee, He had a broken car and was going to teat down the rear
end to find the problem. Turned out, the drive line was snapped. He was able to find
one in Fairbanks, but since his drive train was non-
We meet tonight at the Model T lodgings to catch a bus to a dinner-


We get our photo taken with Mt. McKinley in the background

We picnic at the RV Park on subs purchased at a shop

Landscape photo snapped at 11:00 PM
Note sunshine on mt. Top!

“Have some tea, Norma?”
“How about a biscuit, Alan?”