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Category Archives: Ian
Summertime Snow Angels, Alaska Part II
Alaska Part II , trip day 2; July 3, 2018After our break at Willow Creek, we continued the longest day of our lives and headed north-east to Talkeetna. As we got closer to the turn for the Talkeetna Spur, Denali’s … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Ian, Outdoor Adventures
Tagged Aerial Tour, Alaska, Denali, Denali National Park, fun, Glacier, Glacier Fligt, Glacier Landing, K2 Aviation, Ruth Glacier, travel, winter in July
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Land of the Midnight Sun, Alaska Part I
Alaska Part I, trip day 1-2; July 2-3, 2018Upon arriving in Alaska, we spent a very, very brief night in Anchorage. We were warned to expect 24 hours of daylight in Alaska, but my research indicated that this was only … Continue reading
The Great White North
Last year my dad said “let’s go to Alaska.” For several months, the talk was all hypothetical and speculative, but then by Christmas he handed me a credit card and instructed me to start making reservations. At this point it … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Ian, Outdoor Adventures, paddling
Tagged 49th State, Alaska, travel, Trip of a Lifetime, Widespread Fishing
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Nerf War for the Big Six Year Old
Ian couldn’t quite make up his mind for his birthday party’s entertainment this year. At one point he wanted to have another laser tag party, but then a week later he asked to have his party at the Children’s Museum … Continue reading
Posted in birthdays, Family, Friends, Ian
Tagged birthday bashes, birthday party, birthdays, Ian, Party
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Little Ranger Camp
Ian spent the first half of his spring break attending Little Ranger Camp, a day camp at Burgess Falls State Park. Park rangers planned a highly educational experience that walked the students through many biology and anthropological skills this week. … Continue reading
Posted in Ian, Outdoor Adventures
Tagged Burgess Falls State Park, Ian, Little Ranger Camp, Spring Break
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Pizza Out
Most folks who know us think that Brinn’s true passion lies in paddling, but this just isn’t true. While we paddle quite a bit, and Brinn paddles extremely well, skiing will always be his first mistress. In fact, when I … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Holidays, Ian, Outdoor Adventures
Tagged Brinn, Children, fun, Ian, pizza out, pizza wedge, skiing, snow skiing, Sugar Mountain, travel, winter, winter adventures
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A Dry Run
I bought a drysuit for Ian. Well, for all of us, but more about that another day. Back to Ian. He hates getting soaked on the river. Now mind you, he’s the kid that hates getting splashed and wet in … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Ian, Outdoor Adventures, paddling
Tagged Drysuit, high and dry, Ian, Kokatat, white water kayaking, winter paddling, youth drysuit
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