A trip around the Kenai Peninsula

[alaskabearhawk]

It was another beautiful day yesterday!

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[Mark Moyle]

How many hours thus far? When Rob goes back to skis and you loose your covered tie down, Pat has a spot for rent in his hanger. My son is also storing his airplane in Pat’s hanger.

[alaskabearhawk]

23.4. Between crummy WX, a new grandson and more visitors this year than usual, opportunities to fly are fewer than I would like. But it’s coming along.

I bought the unit next to Rob at the south end. It’s not a heated hangar, but the most that I can afford!

[rodsmith]

Glad to hear you are now able to hangar it!

[rodsmith]

I miss Alaska!

[SpruceForest]

Nicely done... def bringing baby up right!

Fond memories of doing Capstone in SE (Phase 1) and SW (Phase 2) Alaska and the weather camera program. We lost about 1/3 of the folks we sent up there to work the program...knew we had a problem when they grew the Grizzly Adams beards (yes - even the women stopped shaving... wookies had nothing on them), started wearing lined jeans and flannel (even when swimming/95 deg F days), and were constantly blasting us with burps that smelled suspiciously of Alaska-native smoked salmon sticks. We knew they were lost when we'd find them wandering around the Lake Hood shoreline in 3 feet of snow looking for 'For Sale' signs on the props... "Just trying to find a deal before the Spring rush!"

[dramsey]

Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing. That view sure makes the 40 hrs more fun.

[Westward_Flyer]

That is beautiful!
holing to move to Kenai/Soldotna in about 3 years when I’m done with my medical training and starting a bearhawk build when I get there!