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Senior Photos – Homeschool Style
Well, my first post of 2011 is going to be of my “Class of 2011.”
How to Make a “Hard-Boiled” Egg
One of the most common questions I see about eggs are How to make a hard boiled egg? and How can you tell if an egg is good? Today I’ll help you out with that.
The UAF Museum in Fairbanks, Alaska
A few weeks ago, we went on a little trip to the local University of Alaska – Fairbanks, and visited their museum.
Maple-Orange Glazed Cornish Hens
When Maple-Orange Glazed Cornish Hens start cooking, it smells like the holidays. With the sweetness of the orange and maple, and the evergreen-like scent of the rosemary, you’ll love the warmth it brings to your kitchen.
PCS: Day 22 – The Final Portion of our AMAZING Move to Alaska!
On our first morning in Alaska, we woke up and saw the strangest rainbow-light “thing” over near the horizon. We later learned that it was a “sun dog.’” The first of many,
PCS – Day 21: The Road to Alaska
After leaving Whitehorse, we headed out on the last leg of our trip before hitting the border of Alaska.
Visiting Whitehorse in the Yukon Territory
Here are some of the pictures we took around the Whitehorse area.
PCS: To Whitehorse, Yukon Territory | Our Last Night in Canada
The last place we stayed in Canada, was Whitehorse in the Yukon Territory. Whitehorse was the first real “civilization” we saw in Canada for some time.
PCS: Watson Lake, Yukon Territory
Something I forgot to mention in my last post, was that shortly before seeing the Stone Sheep, we also saw a group of about 5 elk!
PCS: Still on the Road in Canada – Wildlife!
Over the next two days driving in Canada, we saw LOTS of wildlife! It was very exciting!
PCS: Destination–Peace Island Park in Taylor, BC
The morning of our second day in Canada, we headed towards Prince George.
PCS: Day 12 – Our First, Exciting, Awful, Scary, and Great Day in Canada
The next segment of our trip, we headed into Canada for the first time. That was quite interesting.
