This morning we made our way to Seward to
meet up with Paulmer. We kept in touch
with Paulmer who told us back in Florida that he would possibly be in Alaska
for work this summer. Last time we heard
he was in Seward and had invited us to come over. Told us to look for him in the rail yard, but
this was a while ago so we’re not sure if he’s still there. Sent a message telling him we’re on our way;
maybe the internet is hard to come by down in that area. It’ll be nice to see Paulmer again;
especially travelling all this way from Florida when we last saw him in
January.
Once again we were blessed with fantastic
weather and beautiful scenery. I believe
those are the Kenai Mountains up ahead.
Somehow we managed to pull over and find a
gorgeous spot near Moose Pass to take photos
This is what it’s all about! My sister jokingly wondered why we didn’t
wait to take the shot with a bald eagle soaring high above us in the
background.
Many cruise vessels dock in Seward and
board The Alaska Railroad; a major tourist attraction in the summer
We tried looking for Paulmer in here, but
to no avail.
Then we tried to find him here, but nobody
was around.
We rode around town hoping maybe that we’ll
run into him. The town wasn’t big and
I’m sure Paulmer would remember us if he saw us. We hung out at the grocery store and had
dinner there. There’s only one grocery
store in town so he’s bound to walk in here at some point.
Time is ticking away and still no sign of
Paulmer. We tried the train terminal and
asked a guy, who also rode a KLR, and told us that he was here. He gave us directions to where we might find
him, but I remembered checking there already.
We’ll try one more time and if he’s not there, I guess it wasn’t meant
to be. We rode back to the yard and
noticed a blue van parked that wasn’t there before. We slowly approached the van not wanting to
startle anyone in case it wasn’t him.
“Paulmer? Are you in there?” Somebody’s sleeping in the van, or was
sleeping I should say. Whoever it is, I
think we woke them up.
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| 202 km |
Rippleless
waters.
The
Alaskan money shot.
Anyone
in there?
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