Kodiak In WW2
Day two- wide awake and ready to go. Seeing as I did not want to waste time getting lost in the middle of the Alaskan bush in search of old relics, I choose to hire a reputable guide- Dake, to drive me around. Now Dake, an island transplant, did not know much about WW2 in […]
Kodiak. Mine To Explore.
Something about the pureness of the Kodiak air is what I attribute my log like sleep to despite it being just as light out when I woke up, as when I went to bed. Beth, my hostess, at Mrs. Potts Bed & Breakfast laid out my morning coffee the night before which suited me […]
Planes, Boats & Automobiles
Many would say that I have been around, meaning, lived a lot of different places. I guess it depends what your definition of ‘a lot’ is. I was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a city of 600,000 in the center of Canada (above North Dakota and yes, it is C-O-L-D in the winter). In my late […]