June 28, 2008, 4:07 pm
Just thinking about you and wishing I could come along for a bit. Maybe I'll finally take up skiing and join you this winter.
June 19, 2008, 10:31 am
Epic! I love what your doing. I am from wasilla, Ak. I found out about you guys from a local author that was using one of your beach photos for the cover of their book. Awesome photos!
June 5, 2008, 10:51 am
REALLY enjoyed your pictures, I happened upon it googling striped Icebergs. What camera did you use?
May 20, 2008, 6:44 pm
Great reporting on a fantastic trip.
May 7, 2008, 6:19 pm
Take a L@@k at our world and tell us what you see. For it may not be here long for both you and me. Feel the wind and seek the sun and give the ground a kiss when the day is done.
Written By,
Michelle Smallwood
Written By,
Michelle Smallwood
Ugashik villagers
May 3, 2008, 9:47 pm
Erin & Hig-
We ALL had a great visit, learned a lot and enjoyed the slides and time you spent with us.
We will continue to watch your progress and wish you both the best.
Thanks for making us think!!
The village of Ugashik!
We ALL had a great visit, learned a lot and enjoyed the slides and time you spent with us.
We will continue to watch your progress and wish you both the best.
Thanks for making us think!!
The village of Ugashik!
April 29, 2008, 11:05 am
Thks.
Lavon
April 27, 2008, 2:03 pm
After you passed thru Cordova, Cathy S, sent me you site info. I miss living in Alaska and have enjoyed following your adventures. Great photographs!
gretchen holbrook
April 14, 2008, 1:49 pm
i believe i've indulged in all your blogs, and also as lots of people , look forwarded to your book.
April 10, 2008, 12:05 pm
i am pretending that i am hiking with you for a bit while baby sahid (12/22/07) is taking a nap. we'll join you for real somewhere once he can walk. thanks for sharing your trip on the web, and in the schools and communities you visit. sorry i missed you in anchorage, adelante, andrea (from guatemala city)
April 4, 2008, 1:23 am
Erin and Hig,
You two have traveled many miles since our paths crossed on Pt. Alava! I was one of Colin's kayaking companions headed south from Juneau. I think often of our enounter, and your attitudes towards your adventure. What incredible people you are to be living so free and happy traveling in the wilderness. After we talked on the rocky shore of the Behm Canal that day I paddeled away speechless, with a lasting sense of awe and inspiration. Your writing and photography furthur blow my mind! You share a first-hand account of the natural beauty and intrigue inherent in every place. I wish you safe travels and may you reach 'the first island bears can't swim too' :)
Jonathan (Kayaker ~ Swell Rider)
You two have traveled many miles since our paths crossed on Pt. Alava! I was one of Colin's kayaking companions headed south from Juneau. I think often of our enounter, and your attitudes towards your adventure. What incredible people you are to be living so free and happy traveling in the wilderness. After we talked on the rocky shore of the Behm Canal that day I paddeled away speechless, with a lasting sense of awe and inspiration. Your writing and photography furthur blow my mind! You share a first-hand account of the natural beauty and intrigue inherent in every place. I wish you safe travels and may you reach 'the first island bears can't swim too' :)
Jonathan (Kayaker ~ Swell Rider)
March 23, 2008, 4:19 pm
Erin & Hig,
We have been reading your blog and getting caught up on your adventure. Simply Awesome. Seeing you in Icy Bay seems like a year ago to us, and probably longer for you!! If you get a chance, tune in to Alaska Week on The Discovery Channel in late April! Stay warm, Jeff and Elizabeth
We have been reading your blog and getting caught up on your adventure. Simply Awesome. Seeing you in Icy Bay seems like a year ago to us, and probably longer for you!! If you get a chance, tune in to Alaska Week on The Discovery Channel in late April! Stay warm, Jeff and Elizabeth
March 17, 2008, 12:24 pm
Hi Erin & Hig,
Riana is doing a report on you both for her "Movers and Shakers" project at school (5th grade). She has been researching the effects of global warming on the Artic. She has found out all about the effects on some of the animals and the glacial "feedback" loops making things melt even faster than the temperature increases would warrent. We are in awe of you both for pursuing such a noble cause with such bravery and dedication. Proud to know you!!! Kayana, Riana, and Richard
Riana is doing a report on you both for her "Movers and Shakers" project at school (5th grade). She has been researching the effects of global warming on the Artic. She has found out all about the effects on some of the animals and the glacial "feedback" loops making things melt even faster than the temperature increases would warrent. We are in awe of you both for pursuing such a noble cause with such bravery and dedication. Proud to know you!!! Kayana, Riana, and Richard
March 7, 2008, 1:56 pm
Fantastic show of endurance, faith and
persistence. Am following you on your
Blog. Livein Haines Alaska and offer Zodiac Adventures in SE Alaska. Wand to
include the Alpacka'S Looks like they are working out GREAT>
Dare Something Worthy...Capt. DAVE
persistence. Am following you on your
Blog. Livein Haines Alaska and offer Zodiac Adventures in SE Alaska. Wand to
include the Alpacka'S Looks like they are working out GREAT>
Dare Something Worthy...Capt. DAVE
February 25, 2008, 7:36 pm
I hope the Gauntlet Trail I put you on got you where you wanted to go. That was on Friday the 22nd heading to Lone Ridge. Good Luck, you'll need it! LOL!!And not to worry, no moose were harmed during my hunt.
February 21, 2008, 3:42 pm
Hi you guys! I just received an e-mail that you had made a stop in Beluga Alaska. We are inTyonek, just a hop skip and jump from beluga. It would of been nice to meet you. I have read about you in the ADN. I am glad to have gotten your site from the nice lady in Beluga. I will be keeping track of your adventure and good luck to you in your travels!
February 20, 2008, 4:16 pm
Wishing you great luck for the remaining of the expedition. The pictures are great.
Fede
Fede
Niki
February 19, 2008, 8:42 pm
Hi, thought I would check out this part of the website.
Hope to talk to you soon! Mom
Hope to talk to you soon! Mom
February 19, 2008, 9:41 am
Hey guys glad to see you made it. Me and
my teacher were worried. well good luck.
my teacher were worried. well good luck.
February 19, 2008, 9:38 am
Hey guys glad to see you made it. Me and
my teacher Mr.Faverty were worried. well good luck.
my teacher Mr.Faverty were worried. well good luck.
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David Blake
February 19, 2008, 2:21 am
Keep up the work, I enjoyed my visit
laurie
February 16, 2008, 12:49 pm
Just heard your story on Weekend America while snug in my apartment in Seattle. Sounds like an amazing journey! Best of luck to you in both your personal trek and your contributions to the greater knowledge we need to help us humans be good stewards of our beautiful planet.
February 13, 2008, 1:14 am
Surprised to see you featured in the Anchorage paper when I logged in to see whats happening in the ciy. Glad to hear you enjoyed a lengthy rest. Beautiful pictures! Enjoyed your blog and would love to read your book. Best wishes as you continue your journey. De & family, Mendeltna
Brian
February 12, 2008, 11:49 pm
For some real science, please check out www.thegreatglobalwarmingswindle.com.
If you watch the video they have produced, it might open your eyes as to how little influence us humans have on the earth's climate.
Bottom line: The earth's climate is controlled by the sun's energy output and the resulting wator vapor it creates from our oceans.
I hope you can open your mind a little on this point. Of course, if you renounce your belief on this, it may lead to fewer donations to your sponsored camping trip. Global warming is big business now.
Honestly though, I still wish you good luck with your journey.
If you watch the video they have produced, it might open your eyes as to how little influence us humans have on the earth's climate.
Bottom line: The earth's climate is controlled by the sun's energy output and the resulting wator vapor it creates from our oceans.
I hope you can open your mind a little on this point. Of course, if you renounce your belief on this, it may lead to fewer donations to your sponsored camping trip. Global warming is big business now.
Honestly though, I still wish you good luck with your journey.
Rob Meisch
February 12, 2008, 8:50 pm
Wow! Just wow! Very impressive. I like to read newspaper sites from across the country and around the world, so just I happened across the article about you guys and then followed this link. This just inspires me to one day finally make my way to the beautiful state that is Alaska.
Marlin, TX
Marlin, TX
Tony Johnson
February 12, 2008, 4:59 pm
I thought you were on a grand adventure that exemplified the human spirit. Alas, I was wrong when I read you incorporated enviro-wacko thought to this. Your belief in the voodoo science of man made global warming tells me you have a lot to learn. But then you did go to Carelton! the Earth is NOT fragile. Its complex, resilient and supplies the natural resources we need.
February 12, 2008, 2:51 pm
What an amazing journey this is. I just read the article in the Anchorage Daily News and was unaware of the trek until then. I'm just new to Alaska and am in such awe of the beauty every day, but your photos and stories on your blog certainly reinforces how fragile it all is. I'll continue to follow the trek on line.
February 12, 2008, 8:17 am
Very impressive journey. Hope to meet you when you come through our neighborhood.
Bob & Carol Dreeszen
Outlet Lower Ugashik Lake Alaska
Bob & Carol Dreeszen
Outlet Lower Ugashik Lake Alaska
February 11, 2008, 9:00 am
Wow! What an amazing journey. Honestly I can't say I would expect anything less from the two of you. I can't wait for the book!
Osu!
Osu!
February 6, 2008, 5:54 pm
Yes, yes! Movement is what distinguishes us from sessile creatures and them other lower vertebrates! Proud to be somehow related to you. Flashbacks to our own, much, much, less energetic memories of a canoe and the Teslin and Yukon rivers. Ah, to be young(er)! Will be checking your progress.
January 25, 2008, 11:17 pm
Bret and Erin,
Your journey is outstanding. The Kastars in Palmer and Hawaii have been following you two since before you headed out. Hope to see you in Anchorage as you do the necessary civilization thing.
Your journey is outstanding. The Kastars in Palmer and Hawaii have been following you two since before you headed out. Hope to see you in Anchorage as you do the necessary civilization thing.
January 7, 2008, 8:57 pm
Hey Guys,
This makes the AK Wilderness Classic and our Arctic Trek look easy. Keep it up! Hope to catch you when you pass through Anchorage.
This makes the AK Wilderness Classic and our Arctic Trek look easy. Keep it up! Hope to catch you when you pass through Anchorage.
January 7, 2008, 3:44 pm
Saw you on the news prior to departure from Seattle. Craig & I flew up to Seldovia together. Remember you as a baby. What a wonderful adventure. Hope our paths will cross again.
December 26, 2007, 6:09 pm
Hi I am a cousin to your parents my name is Robb i like your site it is real nice and very interesting
December 21, 2007, 10:56 am
Bret,
Deb and I have been amazed at your journeys and adventurous spirit. You may recall the time we went up into the bowls across from Seldovia on a rainy and snowy (above 500 feet) November day in 1994. Although I spent only one year teaching in Seldovia, my memories of you and the town are still vivid. It was great sharing not only part of your senior year, but your senior trip to Mexico. Keep on Trekkin' and we hope to see you next time we make it up north. Good luck!
Carl Kittrell
Deb and I have been amazed at your journeys and adventurous spirit. You may recall the time we went up into the bowls across from Seldovia on a rainy and snowy (above 500 feet) November day in 1994. Although I spent only one year teaching in Seldovia, my memories of you and the town are still vivid. It was great sharing not only part of your senior year, but your senior trip to Mexico. Keep on Trekkin' and we hope to see you next time we make it up north. Good luck!
Carl Kittrell
December 10, 2007, 7:14 pm
Hello:
I met you guys 6 miles from the Cordova airport on the icy Copper River Highway.
Hope you made it. Good luck on the rest of your trek.
I met you guys 6 miles from the Cordova airport on the icy Copper River Highway.
Hope you made it. Good luck on the rest of your trek.
November 30, 2007, 3:04 pm
Erin and Hig,
I am the environmental science research tech at the UAF Bristol Bay campus. I came across your site while searching for some Pebble images. If you decide to stop in Dillingham please contact the campus. I would love to arrange for you to give a small presentation or talk about your trip. Safe journeys!
I am the environmental science research tech at the UAF Bristol Bay campus. I came across your site while searching for some Pebble images. If you decide to stop in Dillingham please contact the campus. I would love to arrange for you to give a small presentation or talk about your trip. Safe journeys!
November 23, 2007, 7:33 pm
I LOVE THIS SITE
November 3, 2007, 8:43 am
Erin and Hig,
Thanks for the great pictures and info on the Pebble Mine. I fished the Nush for the first time this year after having fished other river systems for the past 8 years in Alaska. After hearing about the Pebble Mine and it's plans while being up there I just wanted to take the time to say thanks for the awareness you have bought to this with this website. Please keep me in mind for any help I can lend to your cause. As people enter my office back in NY the first thing they see is a "No Pebble Mine" flag I brought back with me. This project would with no doubt bring the end to a wonderful water shed and fishing area unequaled anywhere outside of Alaska.
VTY
Peter S Schwing
Schwing Electrical Supply
Long Island, New York
Thanks for the great pictures and info on the Pebble Mine. I fished the Nush for the first time this year after having fished other river systems for the past 8 years in Alaska. After hearing about the Pebble Mine and it's plans while being up there I just wanted to take the time to say thanks for the awareness you have bought to this with this website. Please keep me in mind for any help I can lend to your cause. As people enter my office back in NY the first thing they see is a "No Pebble Mine" flag I brought back with me. This project would with no doubt bring the end to a wonderful water shed and fishing area unequaled anywhere outside of Alaska.
VTY
Peter S Schwing
Schwing Electrical Supply
Long Island, New York
Lee Gilpin
October 21, 2007, 10:41 pm
Erin and Hig,
Hey guys just wanted to touch base with you once I got back to Petersburg from crabbing. I am the guy you saw on the little crabber just before you went into Fools Inlet, in Seymour Canal.
I read your blog once I got home (24 days out but I have a stove, a bunk and a freezer so who cares! all though having someone to talk to besides myself would be nice). I just want to say that I have the utmost in respect for what you are doing. I have always thought of the oldtimers that traveled this country looking for gold or furs or whatever with awe and I don't think anyone has come close to doing what they did without outboards planes etc... until you came along. It sounds like you got some grief for the crabbers along the way, I in no way wanted to add to that. I am sure we would differ in opions about some things but I have a feeling that we would agree alot more than not. I just wanted to wish you luck and good travels on your journey. Take care and stay dry and warm.
Lee Gilpin on the Maddy K out of Petersburg.
Hey guys just wanted to touch base with you once I got back to Petersburg from crabbing. I am the guy you saw on the little crabber just before you went into Fools Inlet, in Seymour Canal.
I read your blog once I got home (24 days out but I have a stove, a bunk and a freezer so who cares! all though having someone to talk to besides myself would be nice). I just want to say that I have the utmost in respect for what you are doing. I have always thought of the oldtimers that traveled this country looking for gold or furs or whatever with awe and I don't think anyone has come close to doing what they did without outboards planes etc... until you came along. It sounds like you got some grief for the crabbers along the way, I in no way wanted to add to that. I am sure we would differ in opions about some things but I have a feeling that we would agree alot more than not. I just wanted to wish you luck and good travels on your journey. Take care and stay dry and warm.
Lee Gilpin on the Maddy K out of Petersburg.
October 21, 2007, 7:22 pm
Hi Hig and Erin! I've been reading your wonderful blog. Congratulations on completing the nautical portion of your adventure, for this season at least. I'm one of the kayakers you met near Bella Bella way back on August 5/6. I finished my kayak trip (for this season at least) in Bella Coola on August 16.
All the best to you! Best regards, Michael
All the best to you! Best regards, Michael
October 15, 2007, 10:25 am
Enjoyed your brief visit overnight at our funter bay home. We wish you all the best on your adventure and enjoyed the wonderful conversations around the dining table. Phil and Donna Emerson
October 8, 2007, 3:41 pm
O BOY KEEP OFF FROM MAGG
September 27, 2007, 2:14 pm
Erin and Hig,
Glad to hear of your progress, we were in Wrangell picking someone up with the jet while you were there. Small world still. Enjoy your trip. Lew and Rose
Glad to hear of your progress, we were in Wrangell picking someone up with the jet while you were there. Small world still. Enjoy your trip. Lew and Rose
September 26, 2007, 9:51 pm
I passed you two on Mitkoff Hwy near Petersburg. I am the state trooper who was off duty and offered a ride. I have come across all kinds of adventures since moving to AK. Looking at this I see you are well planned and equipped. Best of luck and safe travels.
September 16, 2007, 12:20 pm
Hig and Erin also wanted me to tell all there friends and family reading this that they are a bit behind schedule but last i saw them they were doing well. Left the chickamin river fish and game field camp on the 11th of september. they were heading up behm canal to burroughs bay to head up the unuk to blue river or there abouts to portage over to the iskut river... they left are camp on a beautiful day and with full stomachs:)
September 16, 2007, 12:13 pm
I am that fish and game fisheries technician you ran into on the chickamin river (omlettes remember)
Hig, Erin!!! I hope you trek over the unuk and blue river went without a hitch, was great meeting you ever so randomly on the chickamin last week...
Hig, Erin!!! I hope you trek over the unuk and blue river went without a hitch, was great meeting you ever so randomly on the chickamin last week...
August 31, 2007, 9:54 pm
I an a Fishing GUIDE on theEcstal River, and it was a pleasure to have spent some time with you both. I hope you enjoyed my part of the world, and also see how important it is to keep it aspristine and natural as it is. good luck, Nelson
August 28, 2007, 10:05 pm
Hi, I met you guys when you came thru Port Simpson. I am with the Royal Canadian Royal Mounted Police. All the best in your adventures... Chris
August 18, 2007, 1:42 pm
Hello and Great Adventuring!
I came acrossyour trek on Google Earth and thought I'd just put in a couple lines. I have lived in Alaska for the past 14 years and have been all over the Kenai, Kodiak, Barrow, and now live here with the friendliest folks in Alaska in Metlakatla. My ranging around has slowed a little since the birth of our lovely daughter - but we all hike and canoe this island as often as we can and we will be following your adventures as often as we can - you guys are the envy of most of humanity!
Have a Great Adventure!
Jim, Pam, and Miette
I came acrossyour trek on Google Earth and thought I'd just put in a couple lines. I have lived in Alaska for the past 14 years and have been all over the Kenai, Kodiak, Barrow, and now live here with the friendliest folks in Alaska in Metlakatla. My ranging around has slowed a little since the birth of our lovely daughter - but we all hike and canoe this island as often as we can and we will be following your adventures as often as we can - you guys are the envy of most of humanity!
Have a Great Adventure!
Jim, Pam, and Miette
August 2, 2007, 7:54 am
Your journey is such and incredible adventure!
Uncle Jim gave me your website and I have enjoyed every blog and Erin's wonderful writing. Where's your grandmother going to meet you? She might bring you another bag of cookies!
Bob
Uncle Jim gave me your website and I have enjoyed every blog and Erin's wonderful writing. Where's your grandmother going to meet you? She might bring you another bag of cookies!
Bob
July 22, 2007, 10:05 pm
Hi,
I am Haidar Ali, I am interested in the Habitat survey, please upload it on the site as soon as possible, I am waiting for it since very long.
Please please do it as soon as possible
Best regards
I am Haidar Ali, I am interested in the Habitat survey, please upload it on the site as soon as possible, I am waiting for it since very long.
Please please do it as soon as possible
Best regards
July 19, 2007, 3:07 pm
Hi,
I am Josh Johnson's wife (Bret knows him from Seldovia). You guys are doing a great thing here. I have sent word to the Daily News Miner in Fairbanks and also to The Ester Republic (a local independent paper) so you may be contacted by them for interviews. Be careful and we might run into one of these days when you get settled in AK.
I am Josh Johnson's wife (Bret knows him from Seldovia). You guys are doing a great thing here. I have sent word to the Daily News Miner in Fairbanks and also to The Ester Republic (a local independent paper) so you may be contacted by them for interviews. Be careful and we might run into one of these days when you get settled in AK.
July 15, 2007, 8:59 am
Hello,
I found your website through Flickr as I'm always looking for photos of Northwest Canada and Alaska. Great project I wish I could do it too. I'm really impressed and will continue to follow your journey.
I found your website through Flickr as I'm always looking for photos of Northwest Canada and Alaska. Great project I wish I could do it too. I'm really impressed and will continue to follow your journey.
July 11, 2007, 4:37 pm
Hello you two,
Best of luck and please visit us in Juneau or let us accompany you in the area.
Best of luck and please visit us in Juneau or let us accompany you in the area.
July 10, 2007, 9:28 am
Hi Erin and Hig,
we met you last week in Egmont outside the Backeddy Pub (the german family). We hope your trip along the sunshine coast went well. Good luck!
we met you last week in Egmont outside the Backeddy Pub (the german family). We hope your trip along the sunshine coast went well. Good luck!
July 9, 2007, 6:19 am
Proud of you two. I remember Bret from my substitute teaching days in Seldovia. You were and are special and I'm thrilled to be able to follow your trek.
July 9, 2007, 1:13 am
Wonderful! wishes you all the best..
July 2, 2007, 1:52 pm
Wow, what an interesting venture. You guys have beautiful photos! Keep up the good work
June 29, 2007, 6:35 am
We are so proud of you both. I remember when Bret was just this little guy who amazed us all here in Seldovia with his unique, beautiful earrings he made on the beach using magnification. Both you and Erin make all of Seldovia very proud.
June 26, 2007, 7:08 pm
I've been following your journey since you left Seattle. What a great adventure! I look forward to your updates. Best of luck. Kat
June 16, 2007, 5:15 am
Wow you guys, you're so brave! I'm so proud to have you both in the family! Too bad you can't hike to Japan and come visit me :-D
June 15, 2007, 4:40 pm
a Taoist quote: "The way to use life is to do nothing through acting; the way to use life is to do everything through being ...". You two fit ... jim
June 14, 2007, 12:30 am
Just wanted to let you know that you two are and inspiration! In a world where X Box live is a modern adventure, it's good to see that a few people are still willing to step into the unknown. I stumbled across your site while planning my own alaska trek and look forward to tracking your progress and learning from you. You will be in my thoughts.
Valisa
June 8, 2007, 5:22 pm
Just thinking about you and wishing I could come along for a bit. Maybe I'll finally take up skiing and join you this winter.
June 8, 2007, 9:20 am
I found your site by finding free stuff on craigslist. I've just recently gotten into hiking and camping and I think it's great what you guys are doing. Best of luck and tons o fun!!
June 7, 2007, 12:00 pm
I admire your past trips and wish you great luck on your latest adventure. I came upon your site last year when researching rafts for an Aniakchak trip. I was fortunate to guide/live on the Katmai Coastline for bear viewing and have visited Katmai the past 11 years.
I look forward to reading about your findings and trip.
I look forward to reading about your findings and trip.
Doug McKittrick
June 6, 2007, 6:59 pm
Well, with just a little more than 2.5 days before you take off I'm sure you are scrambling to make sure you've got all of your pre-trip checklist items taken care of. I'll be keeping an eye on your website/blog to see how you are doing. It's fun to see and hear the reaction from my friends and co-workers when I show them what you two are doing.
Oh to be young again.
Oh to be young again.
fenderbender
June 6, 2007, 6:08 pm
I found your website when I started looking for pictures of Wrangle-St. Elias. I was rafting down the Chitna River to McCarthy while you two were living large on the AK pennensula trip.
I'll butcher this quote, but I hope that you feel excited, the excitement that only a free person can feel, a free person starting on a long journey whose conclusion is uncertain.
Good luck.
I'll butcher this quote, but I hope that you feel excited, the excitement that only a free person can feel, a free person starting on a long journey whose conclusion is uncertain.
Good luck.
elaine
June 5, 2007, 5:27 pm
I am in class with your aunt KIKI. She has every right to brag about her terrific, adventurous niece. Best of luck on your journey.
starksboro
May 22, 2007, 5:16 pm
i just wanted you both to know that i found you last night
while researching the brooks range last night. my wife and i are
about the same age and go everywhere together. i was almost in tears
with excitement for you guys reading about your next trip and all the
other ones you've experienced. i still have yet to find the courage
to leave the future behind so i can enjoy my life today. THANK YOU
FOR LIVING THIS LIFE!!!!!!
while researching the brooks range last night. my wife and i are
about the same age and go everywhere together. i was almost in tears
with excitement for you guys reading about your next trip and all the
other ones you've experienced. i still have yet to find the courage
to leave the future behind so i can enjoy my life today. THANK YOU
FOR LIVING THIS LIFE!!!!!!
April 6, 2007, 5:41 pm
Hi from Kodiak!
You guys are crazy! Nice crazy, we need more people in the world like you. I have lived in Alaska all my life, traveled in most of it and applaud your environmental efforts. Your next trek, out to the Aleutians looks like it bypasses Kodiak, but if you get a chance, please visit. I would love to show you my lampworking studio.
-Don- aka fyrsmith
You guys are crazy! Nice crazy, we need more people in the world like you. I have lived in Alaska all my life, traveled in most of it and applaud your environmental efforts. Your next trek, out to the Aleutians looks like it bypasses Kodiak, but if you get a chance, please visit. I would love to show you my lampworking studio.
-Don- aka fyrsmith
March 20, 2007, 4:35 pm
Great site! V. interested in the packrafts - just bought one; also, the review for Sevlor.... ("suspicions confirmed")
March 13, 2007, 9:25 am
You are sort of reversing the trip that Slim Williams made in 1932/33. What a dream trip! Good Luck
March 3, 2007, 6:17 pm
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