Homer
Its early in the morning here in Homer, and we are getting ready to leave to go back to Anchorage, to catch the flight to Las Vegas.
Homer was, interesting, albeit nowhere near as cozy as Seward. Like Seward, its surrounded by mountains, but it lacks that distinct feel that Seward had.
Homer consisted of two parts, one was the "downtown" area, with shops, art galleries and restaurants. The other part was what is called the spit, which is a gravel "arm" that stretches out in the bay. The spit can best be described as a cute small town/nuclear waste dump/pirate nest/place where ship goes to die/boat harbour/fish processing plant. It can hardly be described as beautiful, but definately interesting.
Had dinner at a cozy place yesterday, called Cafe Cups. Sophies plate was so full of food that when she was finished eating, it looked as if she hadnt touched the food at all. Huge serving sizes and really tasty :)
Catch of the day... 150 lb (roughly 75 kilos) of Halibut. Thats a big fish.
"Shipyard" on The Spit
Cozy houses at the very end of The Spit.
The house of the feeding eagle lady... whatever that is.
Shops on the spit
Homer and The Spit as seen from above
The Salty Dawg Saloon. A place to get drunk and sing pirate songs.
SEE YOU IN VEGAS! :)
Homer was, interesting, albeit nowhere near as cozy as Seward. Like Seward, its surrounded by mountains, but it lacks that distinct feel that Seward had.
Homer consisted of two parts, one was the "downtown" area, with shops, art galleries and restaurants. The other part was what is called the spit, which is a gravel "arm" that stretches out in the bay. The spit can best be described as a cute small town/nuclear waste dump/pirate nest/place where ship goes to die/boat harbour/fish processing plant. It can hardly be described as beautiful, but definately interesting.
Had dinner at a cozy place yesterday, called Cafe Cups. Sophies plate was so full of food that when she was finished eating, it looked as if she hadnt touched the food at all. Huge serving sizes and really tasty :)
Catch of the day... 150 lb (roughly 75 kilos) of Halibut. Thats a big fish. 
"Shipyard" on The Spit
Cozy houses at the very end of The Spit.
The house of the feeding eagle lady... whatever that is.
Shops on the spit
Homer and The Spit as seen from above
The Salty Dawg Saloon. A place to get drunk and sing pirate songs. SEE YOU IN VEGAS! :)
posted by Joakim at 9:46 AM
1 Comments:
Måste sett kul ut med alla mänskor med träben och krokar.
Hälsa Vegas, och glöm inte bort att få en autograf av någon Elvisimitatör. Och se upp för tigrarna.
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