Arctic Sun Lodging Homer

hey there, hi there, ho there my fellow tr*vellers *nd vic*rious re*ders from *bro*d. well here we *re once *g*in *t yet *nother summers end where my servitude comes to *n end *nd the *bility to enjoy life is once *g*in bestowed upon me. I'm he*ding out of homer on sund*y (6th) *nd b*ck to *si* once *g*in. I will be working until 4pm *nd then clocking out, t*king * quick shower *t * friends house *nd then on * pl*ne *t 6pm to ...

I booked a full-size car at Enterprise for around $180 after tax and fees, 3 days, really cheap. I was worried that they might not have the car ready, as such a scenario happened once when I booked ABC rental at LA for a very cheap price. It turned out that the rental office was not at the airport, but 5 mins away, though also on the airport dr. We had to spend $15 to take ...

... lab, talks). The film was about the refuge areas in Alaska and what is being done in each area with sea otters, seals, and birds. The ranger talk was about the same information but more in-depth. Talked with the volunteers; one couple is from Ft. Myers; she taught at Skyline Elementary. <br><br>Walked along the boardwalk to Beluga Slough&#8217;s tidal marsh. Saw a Sandhill Crane and its ...

... the main house. It was literally on the waters edge. It was the perfect place to start our vacation in Alaska. Our first glimpse of the Homer Spit was breathtaking even in the light rain and clouds.WE stayed in Homer Sept 2-6. and we enjoyed every minute. Sept 4th we went on a all day Halibut fishing trip with Tall Tales Fishing Charter. We had the best ...

... views of volcanoes and mountains across the bay to the west, our entire way down the coast. We made a pitstop at a cute little fishing village called Ninilchik about half way down between Sterling and Homer. We drove down to the beach and took a stroll along it, collecting rocks and viewing birds. There was also some sweet old trucks down there, that were used to drag boats out of the water ...

... anchorage airport is when it is time for me to board my big bird to asia but the picking up of the sister triggered the time to get the hell out of Alaska gene and I really wanted to just get on a plane and get out of the cold. It wont be long now but it was a bit of a tease to see that damn airport again before it was actually time to get going. The drive back to homer was uneventful ...

... knew she was a bit immature and a little crazy back then but I figured that 4 years of life experience and aging would add a few more layers to her very thin veneer (sp) but alas I was mistaken and I am trapped with a teenage girl once again. I don't mean to sound so negative.....she is a nice girl and means well but she's just so flighty and giggly that it really wears a person down. I have somehow traded in my little crazy thai girl who drove me crazy all ...

... Highway (No. 1) south along beautiful Cook Inlet. At one point I drove down from the steep heights along the sea to eventually touch the vast sands of the beach and waters of the inlet. I had my concerns about the Volvo being able to get back up the steep incline which was more appropriate for ATVs but it handled it without a problem in first gear. There was only one thing better that could have happened and that was to find another ...

... lines along the banks of the mouth of the Kenai River. They stood there, perhaps a hundred or so, with long handled nets in hand reaching out into the river waiting for the salmon to swim into the net. SPORT? Nevertheless, we watched as one lucky ******* after another pulled in his (or her) net with a large flopping fish.. Another observation in the Land of the Midnight Sun... There is poverty here. We have not seen many- make that ANY- really ...

... nobody likes getting eaten. We passed what must have been roughly the first mile marker as the trail leveled out quite a bit and brought us into a meadow filled with plants up to our shoulders that coated the whole area in a solid green glow with a bold, blue sky above. It looked like something straight off of an exotic destinations postcard. We continued up the muddy trail with what was supposedly a large lake as our ...