“The drive to Alaska on the Alcan Highway was remote and beautiful with great forests and mountain ranges that seem to go on forever. The divided highway becomes two lanes soon after Calgary and Calgary is not halfway to Alaska. The Alcan road is paved, however the sudden melting permafrost under the highway causes potholes the size of an automobile. Finding gasoline, food and lodging was not a problem. Six weeks of two people in the same car is a real test of a relationship. Driving the Alcan was a lifelong quest."

The Weisenburgers wrote that these interesting coastal rock formations were seen near the city of Punakaiki, on New Zealand’s south island. “They are very interesting rocks,” the couple writes. “The beauty is amazing in both islands of New Zealand.”

"The Brekkens say this photo was “taken while underway onboard the schooner Appeldore. The Appledore is based near Mallory Square on the Northwest coast of Key West, Fla., during the winter months and returns to its home port in Maine during the summer months.”

"This is the High Temple at the Mayan archaeological site of Lamanai in the heart of the jungle along the New River in the Orange Walk District of Belize, Central America. The structure is 108 feet tall, and if you are brave enough to climb to the top, you can see the neighboring country of Guatemala.”