Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge
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Trains, Boats, and auto....
... with a splash. Several times we experienced bits dropping off, cracking ,and booming all the while. Suddenly a small sea otter floated past on his back, his little flipper legs flapping along. He was so cute!
The weather was perfect, but before long, and after 6 hours on the water, it was time to return to Anchorage - this time by bus.
The return trip was not uneventful. Our driver had to collect a lady from a designated spot on the side of the ...
Vomit to the left Vomit to the right...........
Vomit to the left vomit to the right.......
I give up......ive tried it twice and both times i got the shaft.
I should have realized when the princess people boarded our bus and explained that we can
stay on the bus and get a full refund or take the chance and go on the boat AND
if they dont make it out of the bay you get some money back. Well all i kept hearing
was donna saying I TOLD YA SO! and i decided to go cause ...
The Kenai Peninsula National Park
... impressive, collapsing into the sea with a huge rumble and roar, creating a massive splash and setting off a series of waves which made our boat rock quite hard a few moments later.
I had watched all this standing outside in quite heavy and cold sleety rain, as the weather had continued to deteriorate, and after Aialik had performed the Captain ("Captain Nicole") decided that we should turn and head for home, as we ...
The BIG Day!
... will decide to shift a little bit more.
One of the funny things was in Anchorage, we had only been there a couple of hours and I felt like I had sea legs. It was weird. I’d be walking and all of a sudden feel like the earth below me was moving. I mentioned several times to Theresa that I felt weird while we were there but never gave it a moments thought. I chalked it up to being tired.
Then in Seward while we were eating breakfast, our waitress who came ...
Keeping resurrection at bay
... br>
I look forward to writing more about Alaska as my time here continues. I'm hoping there is a king salmon in my future and maybe even a halibut. In the meantime, I am thankful that Harold Camping's prediction was off. It reminds me of Kenny Chesney's song when he sings, "Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to go now." Talk to you next time God willing.
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