Aerial of Seward, Alaska.
Well aside from the one to two feet of snow South-central Alaska received last Saturday, it is great to be home! I love that drive down the Seward Highway, through the mountains and along the coast – I think I counted five moose on the way home. I also love the fresh air, it hits you as soon as you step out of the airport terminal.
This photo was captured during summer a couple of years ago. Here are more Alaska photos.
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Congratulations – you made it safe and sound. Now would you be so kind to treat us to some snow shots as it is forecasted to be 98-f today and I need to cool down a bit – if only visually.
Thanks Rick,
I am going to miss that warm weather! Although upper 90’s is getting a bit too warm for me – 80’s is perfect!
Ron
That is awesome to have that turquoise colored water Ron. I could use some clean air right now, been coughing since yesterday afternoon.
Hi Richard,
Sounds like there is at least one wildfire in your area – I have a feeling there is going to be a lot of those this year unfortunately.
Ron
Welcome home Ron! I look forward to seeing more of you images (especially from Alaska!)
Dave
Hey thanks a lot Dave!
Hey Ron,
Welcome home!
Does this mean we’ll start getting to see some wolf photos?
Cheers
Carl
welcome back !
So that’s your photo on the Milepost? Cool! The arial picture of Seward looks interesting. I love it. Somehow I thought it might be larger. But I would love to be there! The mountains in the background… Glad you made it safely!!
Thanks for the welcome home!
Carl, I hope it means more wolf photos, but no promises.
Thanks Mark – I think we owe you some more photos!
Thanks Beth. Yeah, Seward is pretty small, I think the population is about 4,000 – I like it that way. The population almost doubles the minute one of them cruise-ships pulls in!
Ron
Well Ron, somehow I don’t think an aerial view of where I live would be quite so impressive.
Looks like a great place to live.
I haven’t been to Seward in years. Last time I was in Alaska we drove down to Homer instead. Congrats on successfully completing your trip. Being back home is always a nice feeling. This photo reminds me I need to get some aerial work in sometime in the future. Aerial perspectives are always quite refreshing.
Thanks a lot Jim!
Next time you make it to Seward, be sure to let me know.
I agree, aerials do offer a unique perspective. Plus they are a lot of fun!
Ron