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Where in the world is Waldo? AKA Richard
Well as all of yall know I like to move around a lot. Just has seemed to work that way. Currently I live in Fairbanks, AK. If yall have never been to AK you need to!!! It is absolutely one of the most breathe taking places I have been. Especially at -45!! WOW! But the summers are great too. My plans, well at this point I'm going to be getting out of the Army because of my back. Can't tell you when. And I'll probably be sticking around AK for awhile. Lots to see and do! It's funny, the guys who want out have a harder time then the ones that want to stay. No new love life but lots of hooks out there. Speaking of fishing, I'm going this next week as the King Salmon season opens on the 11th of June. And real sorry I missed the reunion. Dad burst my bubble when he said Craig was the smallest in the family. Thought I held that title. Guess I need to get off my ass now that I can walk again and lose this stuff. Till then........
Chena Hotsprings in -20!!
Thats Anchorage behind me !
Mt Spur near Anchorage, yes its an active one!
About -30 at the Ice Carving Championships! This is linked now to the website.
I liked this one the best. Check out the mice pulling the thorn.
Definetly art!
Now thats a big booby!
Dedication to Susan Butcher. She died last year.
Rod is my bud in Alaska.
Justin And Amy's wedding on Ocracoke Island, NC. Awesome place.
My buddy Alden Wynn at Ocracoke Island.
Don't tell the doc.
Two days after my surgery.
Pipeline crossing the Tanana. They used 5 miles of cable just for this bridge.
Just some of the mountains south of Delta Junction.
Yes Dorthy those really are Buffalo. A wild heard.
This now known as Skunk River to myself and Rod!!
Sunset! 1230 am. Really, no shit!
One of the 3 million lakes in Alaska!
Looking for lunch!
Its a one lane bridge.
WOW!!!
This is the outhouse at the end of the road!
This is where the Kennecott Mining Corp started.
That is your view from inside the outhouse. Incredible! Bear Glacier.
The mill and power plant of Kennecott. It supported 2 different mines at the same time.
