A head popped up in the window and we were
relieved it was Paulmer. All three of us
were surprised and happy to see each other once again. It felt like we were meeting on another
planet since the last time we met; the contrast between Florida and Alaska is
huge. Paulmer drove us around town to
see some sights while we were bringing him up to speed on our travels. When we asked if it was ok to pitch our tent
next to his van, Paulmer would have none of it.
The three of us managed to fit in his van and all was well.
Sea lions near Lowell Point
I wonder if Amanda will notice if I let out
a silent one.
The following morning, Paulmer suggested we
check out Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park while he went to
work. We had a quick breakfast and
headed out.
KLR in Realtree camo? I’m surprised we were able to spot this.
Exit Glacier from a distance
How many National Parks we’ve been to? I’ve lost count.
Look at all this open space
There were many sign posts along the trail
leading up to the glacier to reveal how much it has receded over the
years.
If you look really close, you might be able
to see Amanda beside the glacier. She
just had to touch it despite the “Warning!
Do not enter!” signs.
On our way back to Seward
We met up with Paulmer after he was done
work and the three of us decided to have a picnic dinner in Lowell Point by the
seashore.
Improvised
camper.
Six
thousand mile reunion.
How’d
you get up there?
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