DAY ONE AND DAY TWO

The mountains are massive out the plane window.

How did I get a picture of our flight coming into Anchorage? I didn't.

I guess I should start a stolen photo alert. This was taken by Geoffrey or Madi.
These little sea planes are important in Alaska in those places that are impossible or hard to reach by land.
Geoffrey and Madi said they had moose that would wander in their neighborhood. They were not lying. Caught this one in someone's front yard on the way to the house.
The kids' house. No moose.
If you cannot find it at Fred's, you don't need it.
Mountains are visible from the back deck.
It's 3:48 in the morning and there is some daylight already. Civil twilight ended at 12:21 a.m. and began again 3:24 a.m. for a whopping three hours of darkness.
Repping MTSU 4000 miles away.
On the way to Seward for a fjord cruise.
If you like mountains, Alaska is a good place to visit.
Do you see the joke?
The Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center.
Lots of boats docked on the shore of Resurrection Bay.
Going to go on a Kenai Fjords Tours boat.
An anchor and a mast or whatever that is with the flag. There is a plaque at the bottom that says "MEMORIAL TO THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE GOOD FRIDAY EARTHQUAKE OF MARCH 27, 1964"
Boarding the Tanaina.
We got a table in the forward lower level.
Geoffrey and Madi, our hosts for the week.
Lovell and Karen.
A burrito and chips.

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