Kachemak Bay.
Category: Background
Maggie’s Place
In Homer, we stayed at Maggie’s place.
Bits
My friend D adopted this cattle dog cross puppy from a rescue last weekend. Isn’t she cute? I am sure Rion is going to love her. (We are waiting a week to introduce them as a sort of quarantine, even though the puppy has had all her shots.)
Homer Marina
Homer Overlook
We stopped at the overlook at least once a day while we were in Homer. The Homer Spit is visible in the left most part of the bay in this photo.
Bishop Beach Low Tide
Homer is known for the extreme variance between low tide and high tide.
Jack and His Mom
Kachemak Bay in the background.
A Common Sign
Tsunami Route signs are common in Seward and Homer.
Jack and Me
We participated in a small frenzy of camera swapping with strangers at the foot of the Exit Glacier.
Braided River from Exit Glacier
Exit Glacier received its name after it was used by the first expedition to cross the Harding Ice Field from Chernof Glacier near Homer to a glacier near Seward. The expedition took eight days in 1968. Braided rivers are formed by glaciers due to sediment deposits from the glacial run-off.