More than ten thousand years ago the Matanuska Glacier ended in the ocean where it combined with the Knik Glacier and formed the Knik Arm of the Cook Inlet north of Anchorage. As the glacier receded, it left the Matanuska Valley and Matanuska River as a testament to its size and power. Where the glacier once […]
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At Tern Lake, the only highway on the Kenai Peninsula splits in two directions. In one direction, Seward is at the end of the road, and in the other direction lies Homer. The road was built starting in Seward leading north to Anchorage, long before the Sterling highway connected the highway to Homer via Sterling.
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Are Grizzly Bears the same as Brown Bears? Is Grizzly Bear just a nickname? It is an interesting question. Really this story is about our visit to Katmai National Park. There are no roads leading to Katmai National Park. How did we get to visit Katmai National Park when we live in our RV? Before
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