General Discussion & Chat: Cameras lost ?, 1 by Weezingreens

Weezingreens wrote:
Belvanie, Southeastern Alaska is beautiful, but, as you say, quite rainy. I suppose that is why it is so lush and green. You ship did not end it's voyage in Seward? Perhaps they docked in Whittier in those days. Most of the cruise ships end their voyage here in Seward. Sadly we see little of the passengers, as they are whisked up by a bus and taken to Anchorage. The cruise companies seem to like to keep everyone herded together like a flock of sheep!

Bernie, I'm not sure which mountain is peaking up over the trail there. We have a small range of mountains around Seward. Seward is on the west side of the Kenai Peninsula: http://www.city-data.com/city/Seward-Alaska.html The picture I posted was taken by my son (38 yrs old!) who likes to mountain bike on the trails. I send my digital camera with him to bring back pictures so that I can enjoy the trip, as well. I'm always so excited to download them when he gets back! It sounds like you had a wonderful Alaskan adventure yourself! By the way, your son's germination tank looks pretty interesting. I start lots of bedding plants myself, and some really are fussy about the environment. He did a good job!

Heck a fire, Magpye... we don't need cows to break trail around here... the bears do it! LOL! Yes, it's mostly hikers, with a few bikers, etc. If you look reeeeeeal close at the picture below, you can see a black bear on the mountainside along the trail that day.

Suzanne... wouldn' you love to be in that balloon looking down at the landscape below! If you plant tulips now, when will they bloom?

8ft: My DH always goes out and warms up the truck for me when I'm going to town. It's such a nice thing to do. You're a real sweety, since it's so early and an everyday thing for you. I'll bet it's appreciated.