They say you never really know your area until you have company…or at least that’s what it seems. This past two weeks my oldest daughter, Heather, and her boyfriend, Andrew, have been visiting from Oregon. SO we are playing touristy and seeing the sites. These pictures come from our ferry trip across from Homer to Seldovia, Alaska and also from a day on Tustumena Lake.
Tustumena lake is a 27 mile long glacier fed lake with VERY questionable weather changes with no notice. It can be smooth as glass one minute, then four foot swells the next, literally. We had smooth water all afternoon, made it all 27 miles up the lake in my dads boat, and back down the other edge for a full tour of the lake. Andrew kept saying, “I feel so lucky…” and indeed, he was. We all were.
My oldest daughter, Heather, and her guy, Andrew, on the boat. 
Fish from above, bridge in Seldovia, Alaska 
Old bottles in the bookstore near bridge in Seldovia, Alaska 
Russian Orthodox church in Seldovia, Alaska 
From the beach in Seldovia, Alaska 
Jellyfish off the docks of Seldovia, Alaska 
Old trapper cabin on Tustumena Lake, about 3/4 of the way to the glacier end… in Kasilof, Alaska 
Tustumena Lake, Kasilof Alaska 
My dad on Tustumena Lake, Kasilof, Alaska 
Jellyfish off dock in Seldovia, Alaska 
Jellyfish off docks in Seldovia, Alaska 
Sea otter in Seldovia, Alaska 
Sea Otter in Seldovia, Alaska 
Jelly fish in Seldovia, Alaska 
Old trapper cabin on Tustumena Lake, near far end by glacier, in Kasilof Alaska
