We stayed a couple of days at the lovely Lake Hood Inn on Lake Hood in Anchorage. Lake Hood is the world's largest floatplane base and from our balcony we could watch take-offs and landings.

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We took the Alaska Railroad from Anchorage to Seward. It was amazing. This is just a quick clip of some of the mountains and greenery we saw on the trip.

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Baby ducks (only days old) at the Sea Life Center in Seward, Alaska. Ignore the voiceover - we're watching the ducks instead of listening to what is going on.

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Shots of the adorable harbor seals at the Seward Sea Life Center in Alaska .

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A puffin at the Seward Sea Life Center was having a grand ol' time grooming himself. It was hilarious!

Filmed with our Flip Ultra and using music provided in the Flip Software.

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Ignore the droning voice in the background. It's the amazing glacier that matters here ...

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Some Stellar Sea Lions on a buoy outside of Juneau when we were on a whale watching tour.

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Our ship, the Celebrity Millennium, was lucky enough to have the a capella group The Sea Sharps aboard. We attended several shows. I wasn't at the performance from whence these clips came, so my husband shot the video. You'll notice he accidentally sort of shoots through a wine glass. It's the sound that matters on this video anyway.

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The a capella group, The Sea Sharps, on our cruise singled me out for a quick rendition of My Girl. Embarrassing, but fun!

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The steam clock in Gastown, Vancouver, British Columbia. Forgive the funky filming.

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