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Icicle Creek

  • Llamas

Alana's First Week

  • Tiny Fingers

McKinley For The Afternoon: April 16, 2005

  • Fine Dining At The Latitude 62
    Ever the adventure-seekers they are, my parents wanted to take an afternoon off of seeing Ari to go see a little bit of Alaska. My wonderfully generous friend Chris Hodel agreed to take us up for a little flight. We flew about 45 minutes in his 206 up to the Mt. McKinley area, spent 30 minutes flying around, then stopped in Talkeetna for a walk and dinner at the Latitude 62 Restaurant. The flight back to town was only about 35 minutes. We flew a few hundred feet above the river for the first half of it, then climbed into the proper airspace before entering the pattern to land at Merrill Field.

Iditarod 2005

  • Different Dogs

Ari's Talkeetna Visit

  • Dsc_1717

Ari's First Bush Flight

  • Ari Ready for Takeoff...

Eddie & Jen's Wedding Weekend, San Francisco

  • Father & Bride Approaching The Hupa
    Eddie & Jen's Wedding Weekend was special in many ways: seeing a dear friend formalize the best decision of his life, bringing Ari to the town where Yael and I met, and most of all, catching up with dear friends.

God's Gym

  • Bruce and Polenka

Raven

Rust's Air to Air

  • Dsc_2638

Ari's First Week

  • Lois & Baby

Signs of Alaska

  • Copyright Bob Kaufman

Ari's Bris

  • Ari's First Visit Restaurant Visit

Lake George

  • Historic Picture of Knik Glacier Gorge

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Alaska's Tallest Chair

Img_9366croppedadjIf you walk into Bailey’s Furniture on Tudor Road, the first thing you see is a chair that has to be at least 12 feet high. Alana is demonstrating what it means to “sink into your chair.”

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 |

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wow!!! nice chair! cheers

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