Ella vs Moose Leg
The moose population in the lower Kuskokwim delta region has been in decline for some time. So much so that for the last five years, moose hunting was outlawed (which naturally peeved a lot of people).Just recently, however, they lifted the ban, as the population has come back. So naturally, we’ve been hearing lots of moose hunting stories. Consequently, I think any “scraps” from hunters cleaning their kill are whisked away by the area stray/non-stray canine cabal.
Although not able to actually move it more than a few feet, our new puppy, Ella, is at least able to nibble on this one particular moose leg. She was pretty psyched about finding it in the tundra, and like all intelligent dogs, has clearly logged its exact location (she detours to its location every chance she gets).
Written on September 22, 2009 | Posted in the Bethel Blog | View Comments
King Salmon Fishing on the Kuskokwim
As it turns out, a summer day on the Kuskokwim river in Bethel isn’t a swimsuit holiday , it’s
Bethel – a February morning
Rob’s 30th Birthday Karaoke Tribute (sing along!)
Bob Seger’s Against the Wind was the first (and only) song I’ve seen Rob sing doing karaoke. It was at the Rickshaw in Seattle. I’ve since been wanting to make my own karaoke music videos because of how literal and cheesy they can be. I always envision running water and rose petals, but this one is all Rob.
A Video Postcard From Seward, Alaska
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