Otter Cove Resort Homer

... the beautiful Kachemak Bay of the Cook Inlet. There is a dirt path down the slope to a rocky beach, where Art and I gazed at the glistening bay, glaciers and mountains rimming the shoreline and active volcanoes looming in the distance.<br><br>After a short rest, we went off to explore the small town of Homer and Homer Spit, a 5-mile strip of land south of town. Homer is an eclectic town - artsy and outdoorsy. There are abundant local art ...

... We visited Kenai, a small city to see the Church. It rained on our way to Homer. Just before we arrived at Homer, at the hilltop overlooking homer spit, this place offered a spectacular view of the glaciers! There're two telescope that enabled us to see the ship on the sea and car on the spit, not to mention the ice/snow on the glacier. <br><br>The B&amp;B was very ...

... airports.....you know, the ones with 10 moving sidewalks set up end to end. So I rush down that hallway at a quick pace and find W1 but the people at the counter tell me I have to go to another check in area which happened to be a train ride away. are you f'ing kidding me? I looked like OJ simpson in those old tv commercials as i dashed through the airport in search of my ticket and my gate. luckily i made it because being stuck in hong ...

well here we are finally, standing at the very abrupt and distinctive line that demarks summer from the rest of my life...from indentured servitude to seemingly unending freedom. i stand upon a vista looking back upon the sweat and burned flesh, upon the hours spent amongst the flames and heat and i am glad that it is finally over and at the same time realize that i will miss some of the characters that fill my life here ...

... that I can sit here all day and type my mem*ries and then I can l*ad all the ph*t*s that I t**k (n*t all..there were 500) and y*u still w*n't really c*mprehend h*w amazing the experience is. All I can say is that if y*u find y*urself in Alaska and the budget all*ws f*r it, y*u have t* d* this. It's an experience y*u will never f*rget and that y*u can l**k back up*n with fascinati*n and w*nder. S* there are a c*uple *f m*vies *ut in the w*rld at the m ...

... they can't. I was pondering this whole affair (can you tell) as I plodded along behind huge RVs with indecisive drivers at the helm. My initial instinct was to become impatient and irritated but I didn't. It dawned on me that these folks had earned their big RVs. I could tell that most had worked hard all of their lives raised families sacrificing personal ambition. So who was I to get 'irritated'. I didn't. The Homer ...

... dig around them and expose them completely so you can just pluck them gently out of the sand. We were still going when we noticed that the water was suddenly a lot closer than it had been and soon the tide had totally covered our clamming ground, so with a measly 70 clams in our bucket (ok so we were quite pleased with ourselves!) we admitted defeat and headed home. After spending the afternoon in the Pratt Museum (much better than the name suggests) a 'child friendly ...

... well shaken at least) by a bear while i was in it. i was sleeping around 3am the other night when i awoke for no particular reason. suddenly i could hear what could be described as very wet, hoarse, heavy breathing right next to my head but on the other side of the nylon tent wall. now moose don't make this sort of noise and the only other 2 possibilities were either a very serious and dedicated pervert trying to come in and snuggle with me or a furry ...

... to my first job. open the kitchen there and of course do the cooking until 1:45 at which point i have to leave and walk at a quick pace to get to my second job and clock in at 2. work my ass off over there until closing at 10pm. spend about1 hour cleaning the kitchen and dealing with lovely things like boiling hot oil and then clock out and shower (the second job provides showers for the cooking staff). i ...

... from life sometimes and go look for yourself or at least look around and take an account of your life. its almost the 21st of june which is the solstice which as we all know is the longest day of the year. at the moment, the sun goes down around midnight but it doesnt get full dark until around 230am. doesnt bother me in the least though, when im tired i sleep (i sound like forrest ...