Seldovia, Tutka Bay, Herring Islands, Homer

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This is a dangerous stop, but you can not beat "The Moose Is Loose" in Soldotna to get the sugar levels up to speed for the rest of the drive down to Homer.

Mom approves of the bread choices.

Dad is more focused on the sugary items.

Fishing outside Seldovia in our sercret grocerty store fishing hole.

Good eating chickents.

One fish per sandwich!

Over in Tutka bay after the wiley "steamer clam"

I hope this is not foreshadowing of a life under a bridge in a box. I should not kid, but he sure looks comfortable.

Jason's boat on step, heading out to the grocery hole.

The big grin in this picture is do to Dad's side of the boat being the catch zone. It was amazing how quick the trash talk started and he was ribbing us about our poor showing... so we did what was necessary.

We put him in the dingy for the rest of the day - it is important to keep discipline at the high seas.

Good eaters and better company.

The work after the catch, we fillet, and skin these fish to end up with bonless, skinless fillets and than we enjoy them all winter - "White Gold"

Beautiful sunset overlooking the boat harbor in Seldovia

These next 6 photos are scanning from right to left in the harbor.

Off to church - we were invited to a neat fellowship in the Herring Islands - First by bus and truck, then by boat off to a wonderful cabin for a super mesage and fellowship and potluck.

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This is a dangerous stop, but you can not beat "The Moose Is Loose" in Soldotna to get the sugar levels up to speed for the rest of the drive down to Homer.	Mom approves of the bread choices.	Dad is more focused on the sugary items.
Fishing outside Seldovia in our sercret grocerty store fishing hole.	Good eating chickents.	One fish per sandwich!
	Over in Tutka bay after the wiley "steamer clam"
I hope this is not foreshadowing of a life under a bridge in a box. I should not kid, but he sure looks comfortable.	Jason's boat on step, heading out to the grocery hole.
The big grin in this picture is do to Dad's side of the boat being the catch zone. It was amazing how quick the trash talk started and he was ribbing us about our poor showing... so we did what was necessary.	We put him in the dingy for the rest of the day - it is important to keep discipline at the high seas.	Good eaters and better company.
The work after the catch, we fillet, and skin these fish to end up with bonless, skinless fillets and than we enjoy them all winter - "White Gold"		Beautiful sunset overlooking the boat harbor in Seldovia
These next 6 photos are scanning from right to left in the harbor.

		Off to church - we were invited to a neat fellowship in the Herring Islands - First by bus and truck, then by boat off to a wonderful cabin for a super mesage and fellowship and potluck.
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