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Tag Archives: Alaska
Chasing Alaskan Twilight
Only two weeks since I last pounded the Anchorage pavement and what a difference! Bright green lawns, the dirty piles of snow finally melted into dusty trails along the sides of the roads, the floatplane harbor ice-free for the season, … Continue reading
MIA in the Pacific Northwest, or maybe Alaska?
I have been negligent. Or just tech-weary. Or maybe just playing this big game of life dodgeball. Whatever the reason, I’ve disappeared into the wide web without a word. So here I am again. Hello, old friends! I’m about to embark … Continue reading
Alaska Photos Posted
I have finally reviewed all my photos of Alaska and must admit, I was a bit trigger-happy with the camera! However, you’ll understand why. Alaska is stunning in the fall. So here are my photos of my weekend in Anchorage, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Anchorage, hiking, Las Vegas, moose, Nevada, outdoors, Powerline Pass, Seward Highway, travel
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A Stunning Alaskan Drive
Alaska in the fall is glorious. All oranges and yellows, subtle shades of greens, dusty purples, and a palette of browns and grays. Most of the deciduous trees have already shed their leaves, but the few who cling on into … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, General Travel
Tagged 1964 earthquake, 1964 Good Friday earthquake, Alaska, Anchorage, autumn, Cook Inlet, earthquakes, Girdwood, Potter's Marsh, road trips, seasons, Seward Highway, travel
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Anchorage – A Magical Alaskan Kingdom
This is my last night in Alaska on what has been a whirlwind of a family visit. The entire weekend’s focus was to visit my aunt and cousin, yet we still managed to fit in almost the entire classic Alaskan … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Anchorage, Denali, hiking, moose, moose rutting, mountains, Powerline Trail, travel, wildlife
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Wheels Up at 06:41
Tomorrow morning, bright and early, I take off into the Great White North (or in this case, the National Weather Service informs me – the Great Wet North). It will be a whirlwind weekend in Anchorage, Alaska to visit family. … Continue reading
The Month Ahead
A quick update on this crazybusy month ahead. (Yes, “crazybusy” is a word and yes, I invented it!) I flipped from September to October in my calendar today and realized just how much I have to look forward to! This coming … Continue reading
Poetical Remembrances of Alaska
My mind has lately taken up residence in the dramatic and beguiling geography of Alaska. Lately I’ve been planning upcoming trips to Las Vegas and Iceland, but a recent development in the health of a beloved aunt has shifted my … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Anchorage, nature, Oliver Everette, photography, poetry, travel
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Bike or Hike?
Monday I made a discovery – I may be able to live a more active lifestyle than I originally thought! To give some context we need to go back one year ago to Anchorage, Alaska. I was staying with my cousin, shortly … Continue reading