Not too far from Fairbanks, we came to one of the access points of the Alaska Pipeline.
Then a few more miles from there we visited Rita’s Roadhouse Historic site. Built in the early 1900s, Rita ran this Roadhouse mostly herself. This was a stopping lace for travelers coming from Fairbanks to Valdez.
Finally saw some moose -4 but only got one picture. They move fast.
Once you’re finished looking at the moose, take a look at the trees. They are Sitka Spruce. They get high winds that thin out the needles at the tops.
The famous Alaskan gravel roads were next - 20 miles. Glad we weren’t on motorcycles this time.
We stayed the night in Palmer. Took a hike UP a small mountain called the West Butte.
Dinner at the Alehouse. Good food and beer. Tomorrow we head to Seward
Hey there, Alaska Travelers, catching up on your blog and enjoying your adventures virtually. Safe travels and enjoy every beautiful moment! So glad your pup is recovering too. Love ya, sister Brenda
ReplyDeleteOnce again I am following you on the map! My friend Elaine and several other widow friends went to Alaska in her RV a few years ago. I remember following her on the map that time.
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