Northern B&B Anchorage
9431 Emerald St. Anchorage, Alaska, 99502, United States
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Man vs. Moose
... or not. We are 2 hours ahead of `home`, no food, no drink, altitude and sleep deprivation - just means complete confusion.
Back to the Visitors Center we hiked while stopping at some local souvenir shops. Then we got on the "Official Town Trolley". For $15 we got a little over an hour tour plus a fancy souvenir worth $0.25 so said one of the tour operators. Atleast he was honest haha!
Trolley took us down 4th Avenue which ...
New zealand to thailand photo credits
... flat dessert.
no comment just look at the picture.
side view of rock: from a distance, it looks like it would be smooth. but up close Uluru has many facets and formations and the walk around the base offers a different view every few minutes.
Uluru sunset: the start of the sunset
proof we were there: like so many of our photos in the iconic areas, they almost look photo shopped. this is during the sunset
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Alaska
... scale, the second largest recorded of all time, with a tsunami that claimed many seaside villages.
Whilst walking around town we spotted a tiny husky puppy at a stall promoting a dogsled show. It was a few weeks old and drew a big crowd. We decided to head down to the dogsled place to learn a bit more about the Iditarod - a world famous dogsled race that covers 1,161 miles (1,868 km) in nine to fifteen days through blizzards causing whiteout ...
Finally Finished the journey
... learning new terminology. Having the animals all so close to the road was fasinating and really was like watching the Discovery Channel live. Since all the animals were so close we did not get out of the vehicle and only took photos from the car. There were people getting out of their cars and taking pictures as they hollered at the animals. All I can say . . . "Darwin-ism".
At Muncho Lake where the water ...
No snakes, but watch for bears
... friendly. Our "flightseeing" tour wasn't with any of these people though, but with a couple of older women, one a petite and friendly woman from Puerto Rico who was stationed at the Elmendorf Air Force base, and the other woman was her friend Sue, which would cause some confusion later on, lol. Our pilot was Stu, a guy probably in his 50's or so with lots of hours of flight time so it kind of quelled my fears about flying in a small ...

