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Love life! Love to travel. Am a very involved volunteer in a non profit agency. Empty nester. Son and hubby both pilots.
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BTW - shark or gator?
Can't wait to see your Alaska photos.... Be sure to look for Becky! She's the one loaded for bear! Haha. Seriuosly, she said she was packing heat since they were going to a very remote area, lots & lots of bears there! She also said, don't wear bells...why would you ring bells? It would only make it easier for bears to find there dinner! Haha
Wow, I am SOOOOoo envious! Alaska...... you're going to have a great time. Halibut too! Oh man, that hurt. :o))
If you're fortunate enough to spend any time in my favorite lil' place in Alaska -- Petersburg, tilt a lovely beverage to the eagles for at the Beachcomber for me (if it's still there).
Travel safely and take tons and tons of photos, okay?
Still looks cold, though!
This is a cam picture of Homer, Alaska, where Ogal's gone, in case any lurkers didn't know!
enjoy!!!!
I saw an old teacher last week that moved to Alaska. They live just outside of Anchorage. She is a teacher up there and loves it.
I bet you are having just a wonderful time, and thanks Ylee for the cam!!!
Our weather has been perfect.
Glad you've had nice weather!
GREAT NEWS! ... Congratulations !
Sounds like you were not just waiting for them to bite!
Glad to learn that you're having a most enjoyable time while taking in the activities, sites and scenery of Alaska! Sounds like all that fishing you're doing requires a great deal of upper body strength. Kudos for catching 60 lbs worth. I well remember the days of when my Mom could economically buy large cans of authentic Alaskan King crab or canned crabmeat in our local grocery store. Naturally, those days are a by-gone era, but it's nice to be reminded of the amazingingly delicious varieties of fish, etc. contained within Alaskan waters. I would have to say that Maine used to be a close second.
Nevertheless, hope you and Steve continue to have an exciting time while visiting there, and that you'll keep us periodically posted, here on WU, of those other exciting experiences you may have listed on your Alaskan itinerary. ENJOY!
"I can't help but wonder how the World would be,
If like the butterfly and rose we lived in harmony."
Bernard Howe
You should almost be home ... hope you had fun :)
I just read some of your humorous posts on Aubie's site and wanted to officially welcome you back from the wildlife of Alaska! I bet you and the hubby have more great fish stories to tell and, hopefully, have recovered from some of the aches and pains suffered from the aftermath. On the bright side, you may have increased your upper body strength which should come in handy while unpacking or tending to those daily chores? If not, I hope you were near a drug store that sells a large variety of analgesics. LOL!
In any case, we're all glad you had a most enjoyable trip and a safe flight home. Hope you'll post some snapshots taken while taking in some of the spectacular views!
Take care; BTW, did you see where the judge revoked Zimmerman's bond?
Hope you feel better soon!
Ylee all the guys on the boat were really relaxed it was we two females that were having the strength problems. It did get a little better as we learned how to handle our poles. it was the depth of the water and dragging that two pound weight up from 160 feet down. The next day I was beyond tired.
Hope your cold is leaving you, now you are home!
Sandi actually only six true fishing hours. It took two hours on the ocean to get where we were going and then of course two hours going back home. The ride in the boat was not for the faint of heart either. Very choppy and in one place two tides converged. I just held my breath and knew this was really something Steve wanted to do.
But look at what you and hubby did!!! Those fish are giants!!!
Hope you are starting to feel better.. rest up and take care of yourself.
The sooner you feel better the sooner we can see all the pictures!!!
Rest up my friend!
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I wish I could be there for the halibut.
One thing my fishing buddy told me when we checked how our big fish was hooked and I see your picture where the hooks are in the belly and the gills:
If the Hali is not hungry at the time it will simply lay on the bait. When you bring the line in sometimes the hook will set . The fish never took the bait - it was waiting till later. My biggest Hali was hooked in a fin.
These fish are the Best!
Fox, Homer Fish Processing won't have the fish to us until Tues. I just hope the flash freezing won't hurt the flavor. Probably have the first next weekend.
Some images from Jubilee Sunday. Two days down and two to go!
Happy Monday to you - hope you are feeling a little better today.
Thank you Sandi, love the pictures. The Queen is just amazing. I am watching her Diamond Jubilee coverage on NBC. The coverage is great. Hope you are enjoying all the activities going on in London.
Watch my blog. Have big news coming real soon...
Off to watch the French Open for a while.
I've been by to see your pics and read your description about the fishing. I am mightily impressed with your skills! And there's nothing better than halibut for eating, when it comes to fish. I like seafood better than fish generally, but flounder and halibut (which is just a big flounder, yes?) are good enough I could eat them every day.
Wasn't the jubilee great? I hope the Prince is doing well - so sad that he ended up in hospital.
Will be watching for your news!
so she went to Alaska this time? What fun.
Cannot wait to see the pictures.
Looking forward to your, and Bug's holiday photos:)
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