Alaska and the Canadian Northwest remain dangerous country. People get eaten by bears. They die of exposure. Probably a few are trampled by hordes of tourists departing cruise ships and are buried underneath the mud, never to be seen again. No surprise then that The Bride and I have been in Alaska less than 15 minutes before the first injury occurs. The Bride has sprained her ankle, stepping off the curb while loading her backpack into the shuttle at Juneau International Airport. “Bummer,â€


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