Springhill Suites By Marriott Fairbanks

... which I&#8217;m sure we would not be able to afford during the regular season. They accommodate gentlemen beagles, and I am enjoying it here. We are right on the Chena River. We have our own little deck, and I like to watch the boats go by on the river from there. We have a big screen TV which we have on a lot because we have not seen TV all summer and it is a novelty for us again. So all in all we are having a very good time. <br><br>Funky in Fairbanks,<br><br>Remington Beagle

... buffet. The asparagus soup was delicious and the peach cobbler, decadent.<br><br>We had time to walk around the grounds after lunch and snapped some photos of the healthy flower and vegetable gardens.<br><br>Our next stop was Steam Boat Landing to board the paddlewheeler, Discovery II. While waiting for our 2:00 boarding time, we had the chance to browse through the replica gold rush-era town at the riverboat's docking area.<br><br>The four-hour ...

... him this error message? He had my e-mail working and maybe he may know off hand what I should do. Tell him I have a blog and that goes out so the error apparently has to do with Charter. Subject 'Read: Stuff', Account: 'Charter EMail', Server: 'smtp.charter.net', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '571 imp09 smtp.charter.net You must connect from Charter IP space. E1110', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 571, Error Number: 0x800CCC61

... to see if they had some supplies for our trip home. The one thing they did have that I've been looking for the entire trip was a stick-on map of Canada for the RV to show what provinces I've been too. We also picked up an attachment to our sewer hose so a gallon of grey water would not come out every time I open the cap. And we got a new trailer plug for the truck since our current one is broken. With it broken our trailer breaks or our RV running lights seem ...

Miles: 0 Weather: Warm, Sunny, Scattered T-Storms For those of you who think Fairbanks is a cold and bleak city well think again. Alex and I slept in and woke to a sunny and warm morning. Well, it had been sunny since 0230. In fact, the sun didn't go down until 2300. Anyhow, the day was beautiful. Fairbanks in the summer is a warm, lush, and active town. There are people running on paths, lots of bicycles, motorcycles, people ...

... Mary Shields home. Mary was the first woman to finish the 1,049 mile Iditarod Sled Dog Race. The Aurora Ice Museum was a cool location (yuk yuk), we met a fellow from Israel and for him, Jackie did a ceremonial stomping on the glass. We concluded with a visit to the Alyeska Pipeline.

... basement flat (yes, we were still a little concerned) which smelt and looked quite like a canal barge. The room was littered with oriental ornaments/junk but was adequately equipped. The highlight of the flat had to be the bathroom with a wooden door that didn't shut fully, behind which was a sliding prison door, and the most impressive loo that any of us had ever seen. It had a heated seat and a separate knob labelled "Water Pressure". Whilst ...

... are traveling up to the north shore of Alaska and then down to Brazil and then to Atlanta. Wow! I talked to Danner today and he was trying to send some pictures but ran into technical difficulties. I reloaded his computer before he left and forgot to put a photo viewer on it. His laptop is an ...

... made ended with a click on the other end. Letting go. Each time you call someone is a little bit of letting go. There's trust that you'll call and talk again. Trust. But if you don't call, if there's no continued, what happens to the relationship. How can something grow without attention from both parties. A one-sided relationship, no matter the relation, is impossible to maintain over the telephone. The old adage about the number of people it takes to tango is proof ...