RED BELL BUOY labrador tea along with their devoted hound

along with their devoted hound dog

Pewter box with an antique bronze finish

Image size: 10" x 16 1/4"

It was built in 1963 as one of the first Alaska marine highway ships connecting together the Island and coastal communities of Alaska and providing passenger and vehicle links to the lower 48 states through the Ferry terminal in Bellingham

Small whale tail Alaska gold nuggets post earrings made in Fairbanks

RED BELL BUOY labrador tea along with their devoted houndPrint size: 7 1 4" x 10 7 8" This is a red bell buoy marking the channel and keeping mariners safe. Red ones are left on the right when coming into the bay here in our northwest waters, so we hang it on the right of our front door to bring us home safe and sound. All red buoys, in case you didn't know, are given even numbers. Tom Crestodina, an Alaskan fisherman, began making cutaway drawings in 2011 to connect with his young son, Franio, while he was