Quack-log, Juneau edition: What. A. Day. 🦆 One minute I was peacefully cruising through Alaska, the next I was kidnapped, and ended up in the hands of a towering totem pole guy and dangling high above the deck below! Before I could process that, I was almost swallowed whole by a bear! Luckily, I was […]
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Ripley was the second duck of the flock to set out. His chosen starting point was looking out the windows onto the promenade deck. He was also accompanied by an original watercolor painting done on the cruise based on scenes from the trip up to Alaska. This adventure shared by Adam Nisbett
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The whole flock had a group outing to Kathleen Lake in Kluane National Park. They loved the mountains. This adventure shared by Adam Nisbett
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Ripley stopped in Wisconsin Dells to take in the view of the river in a more peaceful spot below the falls. This adventure shared by Adam Nisbett
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The flock began their migration with an Amtrak train ride from St. Louis to Chicago where they joined an RV journey to Alaska along with Adam. They lined up to enjoy the view while on the train. This adventure shared by Adam Nisbett
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This flock began in St. James, Missouri as a group of 12 rubber ducks hand painted to represent different native wild duck species found in North America. This adventure shared by Adam Nisbett
