Super small town about 240 population. One building holds 200 people! and there are no homes so the rest are in Campers or cabins.

So on the way to Whitter, there were a couple of Tunnels, But This One was something! WITH THE RIG! It cost 22.00 round trip and traffic...

So pretty I could not stop taking pictures!

So we stopped and took pictures and then Dennis looked up behind us and saw a camper up on the hill...By the time we got there he was...

A few more stops and a few more beers and a few more friends and Great views!

Walking Downtown Homer, Cute shops and a beer of course! It was about 55 and super windy, so it was cold!

More grand views, on the Kenai Peninsula, then when we settled in went to Buckets Sports Grill for a beer. Tim a new friend was a native...

The different types of Landscapes keep changing.

Booddocking means we use the generator for power, we have our own water and use the water pump for water and bathroom. Free on a pullout...

walking around Downtown, not much looked good so we bought Frozen Salmon and had it another day.

Nothing left but a few signs and the Hatchery was FANTASTIC! Just WOW! They were "pink" salmon, but really look silver!

Valdez and Valdez Brewing company.

We stopped again with the Rig to Valdez and had to stop for wonderful waterfalls.

Stopped with the Rig and toured the Worthington Glacier area. The first Glacier We have ever seen in real life!

BEAUTIFUL....hummmmmmmmmmm so nice. Stopped in Tok for fuel.

C H I C K E N, that's the way you spell Chicken. (song from Maddie when she was in grade school) The place to stop for the night was...

The roads were worse on the US side but the scenery was just as grand!