James and I left Anchorage, AK on August 18, ONE DAY before Tera and Mattox welcomed Ayuu Cecilia Roesch into their family. Just our luck. Here's a few pictures from our trip.
our first construction delay a couple hours out of anchorage. we made frens with the bikers and a family, in which the husband is from new york and his wife is from unalakleet (jessie soxie, daniel's sister). so cute, just like us. :)
Matanuska Glacier? in Alaska
james in Watson Lake, our second stop in Canada
during one of our construction delays
some type of sheep? in Canada
wild buffalo in Canada
some nice folding action in the geology of the Canadian Rockies
a normal day for us in Canada: fog, rocks, trees, and mountains
this photo is for hockey lovers, namely james and Canada
bye bye to expensive liters of diesel...and bye to Canada
when we entered the US from Canada, we went from sunshine to thunderstorm. you can see the change in this picture.
something in our styrofoam cooler leaked and stunk up the car, so we bought a real cooler and tried, unsuccessfully, to get the stink out.
we are not in alaska anymore...
our first view of tall houston buildings
our first construction delay a couple hours out of anchorage. we made frens with the bikers and a family, in which the husband is from new york and his wife is from unalakleet (jessie soxie, daniel's sister). so cute, just like us. :)
Matanuska Glacier? in Alaska
james in Watson Lake, our second stop in Canada
during one of our construction delays
some type of sheep? in Canada
wild buffalo in Canada
some nice folding action in the geology of the Canadian Rockies
a normal day for us in Canada: fog, rocks, trees, and mountains
this photo is for hockey lovers, namely james and Canada
bye bye to expensive liters of diesel...and bye to Canada
when we entered the US from Canada, we went from sunshine to thunderstorm. you can see the change in this picture.
something in our styrofoam cooler leaked and stunk up the car, so we bought a real cooler and tried, unsuccessfully, to get the stink out.
we are not in alaska anymore...
our first view of tall houston buildings
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