Tenderfoot Creek National Forrest to Kinilchik and Homer

By little one, we're off to Ninilchik

The road to Ninilchik over the mountains.

Fireweed on the way to Ninilchik

Russian Orthodox Church and grave yard Kinilchik.

War Memorial

Elvis's mother's grave.

Transfiguration of Our Lord Church Kinilchik

Mt. Redoubt active volcano across from Ninilchik.

Mountains across the bay at Homer.

Is this the Alps?

Panoramic view of the spit and surrounding mountains, Homer.

Homer Spit

Going out to Lands End Homer Spit.

Deadliest catch trawler.

View across the Kachemak Bay Homer.

Lands End of the Homer Spit, Lands End Restaurant with gorgeous views.

Driftwood at lands end of the spit.

Part of the marina at Homer spit, where some of the boats from the deadliest catch dock.

Out the window at the Homestead Restaurant north Homer.

Mountain seen from the Homestead restaurant in Homer we officially called it our 40th Anniversary dinner celebration.

Mt. Redoubt 53 miles across the Cook Inlet still an active volcano, going back to camp.

Sunset between the two Volcanoes 50+ miles across the bay.

Good Night

Aug. 17, 2012 Another full day of travel from Tenderfoot Creek Camp over the mountains to Soldatna then onto Ninilchik and Homer to see the sights and have a special diner. Over the mountains to Soldatna first to get loaded up on groceries and on to Homer to catch some beautiful views and great meal. We saw many mountain lakes and rivers. Suppose to be the best fishing in the world. On the way back to camp at the end of the day we saw a gorgeous sunset over two active volcanoes 50 miles across the bay. And ran by an Alaska State Fair. They have many state fairs, more like regional ones, or county fairs. In case you were wondering, there is a Tsunami evacuation route from Homer Spit, it got hit in the 1964 earthquake.