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Posted by Erin on 07 Jan 2013 | Tagged as: home, wilderness kids
January - an arctic parka for a frigid month
February – dog watching the blizzard
March – grandma yurt, buried (we had over 70 inches of snow on the ground at the peak)
April – celebrating Easter in the tidepools
May – the birds that visited the yurt
June – lettuce and greens exploding between young beets
July – exploring river beauty in Denali Park
August – Katmai harvesting the cabbage
September – dragging a British documentary crew to Grewingk Glacier
October – warm rain followed by sharp cold leads to phenomenal frost formations.
November – exploring exotic plants and exotic sidewalks in Seattle
December – bringing 21 people to Katmai’s “Woodfish Lake” on a regular Friday kid hike.
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Wonderful! Still can’t get over that picture of my yurt nearly buried in snow. See you in a few months. All we have here in Seattle is rain, rain, rain….
Wonderful! Still can’t get over that picture of my yurt nearly buried in snow. See you in a few months. All we have here in Seattle is rain, rain, rain….