Ketchikan's Creek Street

  Ketchikan does call itself

the Salmon Capital of the World.

I really liked this weathered bench.

Creek Street, is said to be 

the most photographed street in Alaska.

I loved the colorful reflections 

in the water.

Creek Street was once the Red Light District

with more than 30 brothels.

The sign on the side of the building

proclaims:

"Dolly's House, 

where both men and salmon

came upstream to spawn."

A quick peek inside one of the stores

along Creek Street.
The stores were very crowded.

Watching the salmon 

heading up the creek to spawn.

Cruise ship parking.

Right up against the street.

You couldn't get lost in Ketchikan,

it's only three blocks wide

and you can see the ships towering

above the buildings from

just about any location in town.

We definitely need to go back

for some more time in Ketchikan.

It was my favorite port city.

Loading more supplies 

into the ship.

Yep, they were loading fresh  Alaska seafood.

All the seafood and fish dishes

I ate onboard were delicious.

Heading back onto the ship.

Wow!

I'd love to see what it's like inside.

Passengers still walking up the gangway.

Farewell Ketchikan.