And here they are...
Brad, Damion, Denise & Joleigh |
Joleigh |
The reindeer farm also had elk who liked to eat the tall grass around the farm
they weren't exactly shy...
many of the reindeer (caribou) had new babies...
The farm was in a beautiful valley, the mountains in the background reminded me of being in Austria or Switzerland...
heavy sets of antlers
more babies
they also had a bison on the farm...
as well as a moose...the bison and the moose are buddies
We contemplated doing another hike, but decided to just explore the area a little and see what we could see...there were a lot of 4 wheelers along the beach along the Knik River area...
D&D came along for the hike and the ride, and enjoyed exploring the riverbeds as well...
nothing like some good old fashioned rock throwing, right?
Dave quickly plopped down and got comfortable, rocks and all...
Duncan had a great time too
Joleigh & Damion |
naptime
we saw a lot of signs that were used for target practice and were amused by the signs prohibiting firearms riddled with holes...
They left Anchorage Monday morning to do some exploring on their own down to Seward and Homer and then we met back up at the week for part 2 of our adventure...
3 comments:
Dave and Duncan look so outdoorsy! :)
I think I have that identical jacket...puffy and pretty warm and packs up small into one of the pockets?
I'd wondered if jackets were advisable all year long.
Beautiful scenery! The reindeer farm looks awesome~ can't believe you can get that close to the animals ---especially the moose!
Mary - it's actually the lining of my 3 in 1 coat - rain coat, puffy part or both together...has come in handy all year round :)
the moose is as 'domesticated' as a moose can get (not able to ride it, but it puts up with getting treats / feedings and allows pets...definitely not something you'd do w/ a moose on the side of the road). :)
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