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Summer Bummer

Posted by Exer on Thursday, July 1st, 2010

We’ve been having rain, rain and more rain the past couple weeks. Looks like it may be a typical wet Alaskan summer. Not that I should be all that bothered by it, since I’m not actually working outdoors at the moment. What do I really have to complain about, mowing the grass too often? I [...]

Distant

Posted by Exer on Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

Alaska isn’t always a winter wonderland, covered in feet of snow. We are a green, green state, for a few amazing months of summer.

Puppy Tales

Posted by Exer on Thursday, June 10th, 2010

OK, well he isn’t exactly a puppy anymore, but that doesn’t stop me from calling him “pup” every now and again. Whenever my mom stops by to visit she calls him “grandpa”, but that’s just because she is evil and likes to pick on helpless animals. Yup. Anyway, here is my PUP out enjoying the [...]

Don’t Bug Me

Posted by Exer on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

This little lady decided to land on my brothers hand while we worked on his car in the driveway. She wasn’t in any hurry to fly away, so we grabbed a camera and decided to try out the macro lens.

If You Musk

Posted by Exer on Sunday, April 18th, 2010

Every day is a lazy day for a muskox at the Alaska Zoo. It must be a lonely life. I went with my cousin, who kept saying things like “They want to be free!” every time we would reach a new exhibit. It annoyed me at the time, but looking back on the photos I [...]

Sleepy Time

Posted by Exer on Sunday, April 18th, 2010

A polar bear at the Alaska Zoo enjoys a peaceful springtime nap in the sun.

Mt. Redoubt Eruptions – What Effect If Any on the Summer? Winter? « Watts Up With That?

Posted by Exer on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

Mt. Redoubt Eruptions – What Effect If Any on the Summer? Winter? « Watts Up With That?.

Starting on March 22, a series of major eruptions have taken place from Mt. Redoubt in Alaska. The biggest exceeded 65,000 feet in height. More than a dozen eruptions as high as 60,000 have followed the first week alone. Activity may continue for weeks or months based on the volcano’s history.

An extremely interesting article detailing the effects and / or results of volcanic eruptions on the rest of the country and / or world.

Click HERE to read, or the link above.

Posted in: Alaska, News.

Glenn Beck is going to be in Alaska soon. The end of the world is near. 1 week ago