Hilton Garden Inn Anchorage

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... to adventure and trouble. I mean you can encounter wild animals, get lost, find complete quiet, and get yourself into trouble if you get dumb. I find in my travels, that no matter how fascinating the art, the history, the beauty of the rural areas, the congeniality of the people, I need to get home to be where I can't control everything, people are few, and the land is wild and clean. <br><br>Visitors tell me that we're still friendly people here. I notice it when I return ...

... that if offers a magnificent view of Mt. McKinley. One of the other Gulfstreamer rigs owned by Ted and Karen Glas from Florida was already there, plus we met some folks who are traveling in another caravan and who are headed to the same campground we are in Anchorage. Both Art and I casted a few times, but didn't get anything to bite. The mountain was just barely visible.<br><br>As we came through Wasilla, we stopped at Alaska's ...

... of the challenges, I have witnessed nothing less than grace, determination, and razor-sharp focus. I am learning so much from them. Alaska is a chamelion. It is a state in a constantly changing state. To me, it looks different every morning I walk out and climb into my car. I don't know what it is - the sun, the clouds, the precipitation, the geology, my eyesight, or alzheimer's. All I know is that each day is like being in ...

On a day we do not travel, unless we have somewhere we have to be, we usually sleep in. Today was no exception. After breakfast we went into downtown Anchorage to wander through the shops. We saw some unique, but expensive trinkets as we walked through the stores. We also wandered down some streets we had not been on during our previous visit to Anchorage and found some interesting works of art, including a ...

... Dragon which is - you guessed it - a Chinese place. (Why don't you people eat Alaskan since you're in Alaska? - because it is much more expensive than other foods.) The bonus about this place is that it is a Mongolian Grill also. This is where you pick your meat, vegetables, &amp; spices and a cook takes this bowl from you and cooks it on this huge grill. There was a long line, so as I was waiting for my meal to be cooked, I did get a little from the Chinese Buffett ...

... the<br>highlight of our trip, there many animals here to see in their natural<br>habitat (not like a zoo) and all the proceeds from the admission ticket<br>and gift shop purchases go to taking care of them. I even got to feed a<br>deer. My alaska trip was amazing and I look forward to the day that I<br>can revisit this beautiful state of wilderness.

... bumped the alarm "on" button. After fumbling with it for a minute or two I got it shut off and we both fell back to sleep. At 6:30am I heard Pat making coffee and obviously making enough noise to wake me up. A short time later I looked at my watch and discovered that I must have inadvertently advanced the clock an hour when I fumbled with the alarm and it was actually 5:30am! This was much earlier than we needed to arise but it gave us both ...

... She loves me like a mother should like a daughter, and I love her the same way. But I still know that my real mom is in my heart somewhere.<br>I found this out a few days ago, actually. I always thought my step-mom was my real mom until I asked on my 15th birthday.<br><br>Write again tomorrow.<br><br>Lovegossip909<br>