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Petersburg was our next stop. The town boasts the largest home based halibut fleet in Alaska. It is also affectionately known as “Little Norway”. 

Some of us went ashore while others chose to do a kayak excursion. In town at the Sons of Norway hall a local group of young people put on a demonstration of traditional Norwegian dances. We enjoyed the dance demonstrations as well as the treats served with coffee!

In our stroll around town we noted that the high school seniors were honored with each having a pennant hung on a street pole with their name and photo. A nice touch and feasible with small classes!

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Petersburg


Petersburg, AK

Petersburg, AK

homes in Petersburg

homes in Petersburg

some of our people kayaked

some of our people kayaked

there is a reason for cleats on this ramp at the dock!

there is a reason for cleats on this ramp at the dock!

you might think fishing is important here!

you might think fishing is important here!

The Sons of Norway Hall

The Sons of Norway Hall

dancers at Sons of Norway

dancers at Sons of Norway

showing attire; great snacks also!

showing attire; great snacks also!

dancers showing their uniforms

dancers showing their uniforms

showing patterns

showing patterns

kids are casual under uniforms!

kids are casual under uniforms!

on a shop window in town

on a shop window in town

nice home in town

nice home in town

high school seniors get banners on town street

high school seniors get banners on town street

low tide!

low tide!

built to handle tides

built to handle tides

main business in town

main business in town

a fishery warehouse

a fishery warehouse

protesting our presence

protesting our presence

the Alaska Ferry

the Alaska Ferry


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