Homer Hostel

304 West Pioneer Avenue Homer, Alaska, 99603, United States

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Last stop on highway 1

A travel blog entry by catndeano

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22nd May cont.

We motored on passing some more spectacular views (Alaska is full of them) a couple of moose and a glacier or two. We stopped at a 1950's diner for lunch and had an ice cream sundae for dessert, dark chocolate covered cashew nuts in chocolate ice cream and mint choc chip with nuts and choc sauce, very nice! After lunch we …

Packed to the raft-ers

A travel blog entry by salty_t

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We awoke in the morning to find that Seward was now bathed in sunshine (grr!) and took a mini bus, squashed into the back like sardines down to a place called Homer, a quaint fishing town with a reputation for arty types and hippies.

We arrived at the hostel there and when the proprietor turned up,instantly took a dislike to him, thanks …

End of the Road

A travel blog entry by the_chad

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After taking in the advice from random people ive met here in Alaska, the town of Homer seems to be the place to visit, especially if youre in search for the real 'Alaskan way of life'.
So just like that, the decision is made to head south again until i literally reach the end of the road, the southern most town on the Kenai Peninsula, the town …

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Fucked yet again

A travel blog entry by nealinthailand

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... the little water spray gun that sits beside every toilet in Thailand. there is no need for toilet paper when you have a high powered water gun at your disposal. When i landed in Seattle and went to the restroom i was quickly reminded of the absolute disgusting necessity of using toilet paper to clean ones self. I mean have we not progressed as a society enough to leave smearing our feces with pieces of paper in the past. Thailand is behind the west in many things but ...

Sunlit Things, Salmon Kings, and Highland Flings

A travel blog entry by jrsherman81054

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... stored in my memories and brought forward as they're needed. My goal was to catch one of those monster 60 lb. king salmon, but I was grateful to catch a couple of 15 pounders. They were still the biggest fish I had ever caught and I had a great time talking with men of experience. On this trip, it was the conversation that floated my boat.





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