Quality Inn & Suites Airport Anchorage

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... 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 ...

... of the Segway and thought it was fun had to give up and let the guys go on their own. They had a great time. <br><br>We then had a delicious wild Alaskan salmon with lowbush cranberry pecan relish dinner before Bobbi came up to work on the photos and John and David went shopping. It is early to bed tonight! Have a blessed evening.

... not seen it - other than awe-inspiring. There are no words that can quite capture it, but my camera and I will be trying! Anchorage is not snowy (well, given that it is on sea level and it is late May) - it is flat and kinda reminds me of a large East Texas town (minus the mountains in the background). The daylight bit will definitely take some getting used to. The picture included is from my hotel room ...

And so, after our fishing adventures in Valdez, it was time for the long 6-hour drive back to Anchorage as we came to the end of an adventurous 2-3 weeks in Alaska. We didn't take too kindly to Anchorage when we first arrived from Seattle but it's a nice enough place and we certainly grew to like it. We had a nice time hanging out with friends we made in Katmai, John and Margot, who also introduced us to some ...

... Whittier ist nur durch einen Tunnel zu verlassen, kombiniert Bahn/Strasse. Mit dem Velo keine Chance, Autostopp war angesagt, hat dann auch geklappt. So gings langsam aber sicher Anchorage entgegen. Als ich die Ortstafel sah wusste ich definitiv, game over ;-). Nun hab ich mir ein Zimmer gekauft und mache Ferien. Die Tour ist abgeschlossen he he he. Ich werde mir die Stadt und Umgebung genauer anschauen, gibt ne Menge zu ...

On our last day, back in Anchorage, we took a tour around the city,<br>rented a car and drove along the seward scenic hwy, visiting the Alaska<br>Wildlife Conservation Center. This is a wildlife refuge for the animals<br>native to alaska that for one reason or another cannot be returned to<br>the wild, so they make this their home. I have to say this ...

... apart into a million pieces 3 miles in and the bike was thrown into the bushes for later. Irene rode jason's bike the rest of the way. Irene is 5'5". Jason is 6'2". Needless to say, the bike was uncomfortable. And by mile 10 she was pushing and cursing the bike and her sore behind towards the cabin. Irene made it in time. Jason decided to walk the rest of the way. He moves pretty ...

... 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>