Homer, Alaska


A five hour drive from Eagle River put us in Homer, the Halibut Fishing Capital of the World.  We spent three days in Homer visiting the famous Pratt Museum, wandering around the Spit and the small boat harbor, and beachcoming along Bishop's Beach.  We camped at a small campground on a bluff overlooking the Cook Inlet.  On the way home we visited the small Russian fishing village, Ninilchik.

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There is a total of 48 photos.
Er zijn in totaal 48 foto's.


Seafarer's Memorial pays tribute to those fishermen who have died at sea/
Small boat harbor/
Seagulls inhabit the rocks along the harbor/
Businesses along the Spit/
Businesses along the Spit/
Halibut caught (not by us) earlier in the day/
The halibut are fileted on the spot/
One of many interesting RVs found along the Spit/
The Pratt Museum is one of Homer's main attractions/
The Alaskan King Crab/
Sea otter with pup
Two black bear cubs
An original homesteader's cabin/
Inside the homesteader's cabin/
Inside the homesteader's cabin/
Do you know the difference?/
Beachfront along Cook Inlet at Stariski Campground
Sunset at our campsite/
Our campsite/
Enjoying our campsite/
Fireweed in bloom along the Cook Inlet/
Beachcoming along Bishop's Beach/
Squirrel's tail grass/
Along the beach...
Along the beach...


Along the beach...

Along the beach...
Along the beach...
Brave souls take a dip with the snow capped mountains in the background/
Another sunset over Cook Inlet/
Cow Parsnips sillouetted at sunset/
Anchor Point is the western most point of the North American highway system/
A bald eagle eats a fish on the beach/
Boats are lauched by tractor/
A view of Homer's Spit/
Another view of Homer's Spit/

Firewood and Monkshood in bloom
Ninilchik, a small Russian fishing village/
Boats in drydock/
A room with a view/
Russian Orthodox Church in Ninilchik.../

...and cemetary/

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