Baranof Warm Springs Visit

Aly, Michelle and I returned to the homestead on January 7th after visiting my brother, Dave and his wife, Anke in Baranof Warm Springs (see A New Year Far from Home). Since then, I’ve been perfectly content to let the pre-scheduled essays run their course while we focused on having Aly home for a few more days. In fact, she leaves on the ferry tonight.

So, if you’ll permit me, here are a few photos from our visit for your viewing pleasure while I try to return life to normal. When I do, I’ll no doubt have much to say, tying up some loose ends, starting some new threads, and catching you up on what’s been going on lately.

Baranof Wilderness Lodge, with most of the family on the front deck (Photo: Sarah A. Zeiger).

Baranof Wilderness Lodge, with most of the family on the front deck (Photo: Sarah A. Zeiger).

Another lodge view. Those are humpback whale bones in front (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).

Another lodge view. Those are humpback whale bones in front (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).

Mark and Anke at the natural pools along the river (Photo: Sarah A. Zeiger).

We had a great time, and, as you can see, we got to see it in both rain and sun.

Dave and Anke will continue care taking there until just before the lodge’s summer season in May. You can see more of the lodge at the Baranof Wilderness Lodge official Website.

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The content you’re looking for is no longer here. We’re finally beginning to shut this blog down, to remove old content.

We’ve chosen to start with essays that are available elsewhere. Specifically, this article has been edited into our eBook, More Calories Than Cash: Frugality the Zeiger Homestead Way. It contains edited, improved, and expanded versions of essays that used to be available for free on this blog, and new material as well. You can learn more about it, and order it here.

 

 

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