The boat was very clean, when we got it, but someone left a Henry Weinhard's cream soda root beer in the back next too the motor. Heidi and I had a little ceremony before our first ride and I christened the boat with the bottle of cream soda.
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Life on a river
One of the great benefits to being in Unalakleet is the proximity to the Unalakleet river. Off-shoots of the river run about a block and a half away from our apartment, so we have very easy access. Good thing too, because we just purchased a boat. It's a flat bottom Lund, with a Yamaha 40hp Jet. A perfect setup for this area.
The boat was very clean, when we got it, but someone left a Henry Weinhard's cream soda root beer in the back next too the motor. Heidi and I had a little ceremony before our first ride and I christened the boat with the bottle of cream soda.
The boat was very clean, when we got it, but someone left a Henry Weinhard's cream soda root beer in the back next too the motor. Heidi and I had a little ceremony before our first ride and I christened the boat with the bottle of cream soda.
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Damon, Heidi! Hi! It's Erin from Crusaders. I miss you guys and think you should update this blog soon! It's my only way of seeing pictures and keeping up with news. I loved Alaska the short visit we had and I want to come back sometime. God sure knows how to paint the earth beautiful and Alaska got a lot of that beauty! You guys were also amazing and made the week wonderful. I hope things are going well.
Damon and Heidi,
Thanks for posting me a comment on my blog. It's great to hear from you. I love hearing from couples that I photographed and seeing how they are doing. It looks like you are in a beautiful place up in Alaska. My wife and I live in the Nashville, TN area now and we have 8 month old twins. You can see some photos of them at http://howardphoto.blogspot.com. It's crazy how fast life changes. Business is going good. I will have a wedding published in Modern Bride magazine in the upcoming April/May 2008 issue. You have to check it out! Keep in touch.
Michael
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