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Midnight Sun Playground
... leaves came, summer in Alaska is short and sweet. Everything planted but a few short months before had quickly grown in the fierce Alaskan summer sun and was ripe and ready for plucking. Two good friends left for the season, but fortunately Sean joined the farm crew for the conclusion of the season. As the weather got a bit too chilly to comfortably backpack in the mountains, much of our time was spent doing yoga. I can ...
Our 15th stop – Palmer, AK.
Population in Palmer is 5,475. It is the only community in Alaska developed from an agricultural economy. This is the result of one of the most unusual experiments in American history – the Matanuska Valley Colony. In 1935 during the Great Depression, 203 families who had lost their homes and farms ...
How plans change with the weather!
... you can see in Alaska from the road. The glacier is 4 miles wide at its terminus and extends for many miles back into the Chugach Mountains.
Towards days end all you lady riders will know when your getting tired you can always use the "honey we need to stop before it gets dark" here its still light at 1 am in the mortning and the guys think they can ride till forever. Rats I will have to think of some other excuse to finish for the day!
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Mine, Moose, Mighty pretty falls
... We found a moose walking down the road in front of us, and we found a beautiful waterfall that wasn’t far off of the road, but no diamond willow.
We have decided to head for home tomorrow. When Dave decides to go home he is like a rented horse headed for the barn. If Val and I see anything of special interest we will try to share with you, but understand that we may be having some long days on the road.
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Remington ...
Coffee anyone?
... night time use. The trails are used for walking, x-country skiing, horse back riding, biking, and lots of dog walking (I think we are the only people here without a dog).
Anchorage is also boardered on the east side by the Chugch State Park, which has its own extensive trail system up in the hills (mountains) that surround Anchorage (it's the foothills of these mountains that we live in, our house faces west with all of Anchorage in front of us, ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Free parking
- Kitchenette