Showing posts with label Alaska. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alaska. Show all posts

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Remembering Alaska

Today, I have been thinking about all of the fun things that we have done in Alaska.  It is unlike anything you could possibly imagine.  Mountain trails, wildlife, beaches covered with 5 feet of ice, mud cliff climbing, making sand cities, and rock collecting were all things we did in Alaska.  Alright, here's some pictures.

Little Thing on an Ice Slide

M at the Beach (yes that is ice covering the beach)


Us, on a Mountain Trail Called Hope Point Trail (it climbs up Mount Hope)


Standing in Front of the Summit of Mount Hope

On the Gull Rock Trail


I hope you liked the pictures!

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

FAQ's About Me

Okay, so I decided to do an FAQ for no special reason.  Here it is.

Q: What states have you lived in?
A: Alaska and Tennessee. Currently, I live in Tennessee.

Q: What did you do in Alaska?
A: Well, I climbed mud cliffs, made zen gardens in the sand, made sand cities, hiked alot, and collected rocks.

Making a Zen Garden

On a Mud Cliff

Q: What was your absolute favorite place to go in Alaska?
A: The Sealife Center, of course!
                                                        A Puffin Swimming Underwater

Q: What do you like to do in Tennessee?
A: I like going on cave tours, climbing trees, and hiking.


In a Cave

Big Dog and I are ready for some spelunking (caving)



Q: Is Avi your real name?
A: No, it's a pseudonym.

Alright, if you have a question I didn't answer, please write it in the comments and it will be answered.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Fun Outside

Today M worked on our path and weeded the strawberry garden, and D worked on putting supports in the chicken coop.  We took the chicks over to the strawberries and kept them out there all day!  We had lots of fun.  The chicks foraged, eating ants, dead bees, and grasshoppers.  Anyway, I just looked at the NaBloPoMo website, and today's prompt was If you could return to a place you once lived, where would it be?  Alaska, of course!  Only for a little while though, not forever.