There were two helicopters carrying water...but we weren't sure why as we didn't see any evidence of a forrest fire anyplace.
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About Us
- Pat & Barb Pintus
- May 3, 2011 finds us back on the road for six months, headed for the Northeast and the Canadian Maritimes. As of September 2008 we now are full timers in our motorhome. We plan to see as much of the North American continent as we can. When we are not traveling in the summer, we will make our home in Star Valley, WY where we have an RV lot. Here we are able to play golf, fly model airplanes, quilting, line dancing, dance parties, play cards, swim and four wheel in the mountains. Star Valley is located just 50 miles south of Jackson Hole, WY and we are surrounded by mountains. The temperatures here are very comfortable for the summer. Winter is a different story and that is why we won't be there. Way to cold for us although Barb does like the winter snow so we will probably find some now and then.
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- 7/26/07 - 2nd Day in Seward
- We heard a knock on our door this morning at 6:30 ...
- 10:00 AM - We don't know if this was the same eagl...
- There are two different kinds of puffins....horned...
- A big Sea Lion....it was interesting he would swim...
- Octopus at Sea Life Center
- This is where we were told to get good hamburgers....
- A couple of shots of Resurrection Bay. The 1st one...
- We had gone across the bay just driving around and...
- Pat with some more time-lapsed shots at midnight.....
- 7/25/07 - Portage Valley to Seward - 84 miles
- We are finally down on the Kenai Peninsula.
- We are in the City of Seward campground....we do...
- This large cruise ship was in port when we got int...
- Pat was trying some time-lapsed photography at mid...
- 7/24/07 - 3rd Day in Portage Valley - Williwaw Cam...
- Hope, AK - Population 150.....is a quiet little...
- Views from some of the camping sites in Porcupine ...
- Buildings in Hope
- There were quite a few fishing for silver salmo...
- This little lodge and cabins had a beautiful setti...
- This was one of the buildings in the city of Por...
- These pictures were all taken up at a little shopp...
- We had a good Mexican dinner at Mamacita's in Gird...
- These pictures were taken at the Alaska Wildlife C...
- Explorer Glacier
- 7/23/07 - 2nd Day in Portage Valley (Williwaw Camp...
- There were waterfalls everywhere in Whittier.
- Before Portage and Burns Glaciers began their late...
- Whittier is 'The Western Gateway to Prince William...
- This is one of the ferries that can haul the RV'...
- When we stopped at the Visitor's Center yesterday ...
- Another unusual camper.
- 7/22/07 - Wasilla to Portage Valley Area - 94 miles
- Turnagain Arm is a 48 mile long estuary stretch...
- Portage Lake & Burns Glacier. You use to be abl...
- Just when we walked into the visitor center there ...
- This quilt was on display at the Begich, Boggs ...
- Byron Glacier
- This was our campsite at Williwaw USFS Campground....
- 7/21/07 - 5th Day in Wasilla
- We went to the Iditarod Trail Headquarters in Wasi...
- Rochelle's Ice Cream Shop. This is the ice crea...
- Eklutna Lake
- Knik River with Knik Glacier in the background. T...
- Addie & Cody got to go on our side trip this aft...
- 7/20/07 - 4th Day in Wasilla
- This was a group of native Alaskans that performed...
- Some of the grounds of The Alaska Native Heritage ...
- These are our new traveling friends, Larry & Marc...
- This lady was one of only 8-10 native weavers tha...
- 7/19/07 - 3rd Day in Wasilla
- This isn't the best picture...but when your taking...
- A unique celebration brightens downtown Anchorage ...
- The Anchorage Visitor's Center.
- 7/18/07 - 2nd Day at Wasilla
- 7/17/07 - Trapper Creek to Wasilla - 79 miles
- Pictures I took on my flight over the Denali area....
- I pretty much had the same glacier shots that Pat ...
- Our pilot took pictures of all of us.....he said t...
- Going in for our glacier landing....they land goin...
- Note the ledge that comes off the peak in the cent...
- Pat didn't see any climbers on his flight but we s...
- These were some of the passes we flew through. ...
- Different shots of the many crevices.
- These were shots of the lush valleys right after w...
- 7/16/07 - 2nd Day at Trapper Creek - Mt. McKinley
- Pat doesn't look a bit happy does he!!!!! The...
- Some of the scenes Pat was able to capture today.....
- The Athabascan Indians of this region call it Dena...
- These were some of the many glaciers that Pat saw ...
- These were taken on the back (north) side of Denal...
- This is a lush valley that is between the base ...
- Richard & Karen had lunch with us at Mary's McKinl...
- The couple driving this RV had asked us to take a ...
- 7/15/07 - Cantwell to Trapper Creek - 96 miles
- This is a four story Igloo that didn't make a go o...
- We headed to Talkeetna after we got set up in camp...
- Some pretty flowers in Talkeetna.
- When we left Talkeetna we saw that the mountain wa...
- We headed out the Petersville Road to hopefully ge...
- A couple pictures that we took @ 11:30 PM
- 7/14/07 - 2nd Day at Cantwell
- The old Denali Highway.
- This fireweed was really tall....it was at the ba...
- 7/13/07 - Denali to Cantwell - 30 miles
- Some of the dogs as we were walking around the ken...
- Sled dog demonstration.
- One of the dogs after the demo.
- Barb on the sled!
- There was a lot of fireweed along the roadside as...
- 7/12/07 - 3rd Day in Denali
- We were one of the fortunate 20% that get to see M...
- We didn't get very close to any animals today.......
- One of the pretty sights we had today.
- Some of the road that we traveled in the bus toda...
- 7/11/07 - 2nd Day in Denali
- The Alaska Railroad offers daily northbound and so...
- Their kennel had around 65 dogs (this included 6 p...
- Tonya Schlentner (musher) and Kathy Brooks (wife ...
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