A Sunny Saturday
This weekend we decided that in order to celebrate that fact that it was not raining, we would get out of the house and do something - anything. We decided that it was time to visit Potters Marsh and do some walking. This would get us prepared for our upcoming diet (uugh..). While there we noticed many species of birds. There were mallards, and well, er, I guess you could say that most of the birds had already flown south for the winter. We did however see at least four salmon. They looked like they did not know that they were already dead. One was actually eating the tail of the other. Either that, or he was hanging on for dear life. Either way they did not look too healthy.
On the way out, we discovered where the animals go to take a bath and get clean. I was rather upset that they have a Jacuzzi tub and I do not. Seems that someone is taking care of the animals a little too well. I was wondering however if the tub was big enough for the moose or not.
Since the day was less than half over, we decided to drive to Girwood. It is a town of about 2000 that is about 20-30 minutes outside of Anchorage. It is a gorgeous little town that has some real charm. The people were really friendly, and it had that down home feel to it. I would really not mind living there at all. Dianne had some reservations since it was smaller than her high school. All in all it was a good day. The snow on the mountain tops seems to be creeping closer and closer to us. It will just be a matter of time until I get to experience to joy of driving in the snow.
1 Comments:
Give yourself another year or two, then you would have done what any Alaskan would do: Chuck that jacuzzi on top of whatever vehicle you are driving, tie it down with anything available (up to and including your thermals) and take it home.
Who cares if you are renting or in an apartment, it WILL come in handy. Just put some old mattresses on top of it till you are ready to use it and no one will touch it in the back alleyway.
And if you have an old run down trailer in the middle of nowhere you can just toss it in the lawn (weed patch), run a hose out to it, a cord from the generator, and have a great winter in the hot tub.
cheers from Oz,
dave
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