I have been busy busy busy....but I thought I would post some photos just to show you what has been going on. Stay warm and snug everyone and enjoy!
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| We travel for 30 miles and immediately start drilling holes. Here is my husband and his brother. |
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| Pretty view taken while the guys were drilling holes. An Elder who went with us showed us a grave marker where her grandfather was buried. The bears keep tearing the markers down in the summer months. |
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| On the way back one day we spotted a wolf who was acting weird and running parallel to us. My husband shot it. It was a very very old wolf, that was very very underweight. His teeth were worn down to nubs. We opened his mouth and saw why, his mouth was covered in hundreds of porcupine quills. He was probably looking for humans. |
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| A Arctic char my husband caught. Yummy! |
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| you can see us in the distance. Such a wide and beautiful place....Lake Chandler |
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| My husband caught these lake trout one after the other! It was very exciting! We give away about half our fish and freeze or dry the rest to eat over the summer into fall. |
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| The ice is at least 7 feet thick. It still creaks and cracks and moves beneath our feet in a a very unnerving way. |
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| Sometimes you could see the bottom of the lake near the edges through the ice. It actually made me a bit dizzy gazing into the depths. It felt like I was miles above....floating on glass. |
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| Fishing in long rows of people. |
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| Yes we now have chickens! I forgot to take photos of them when they were cute. lol. They are feathering out now...and they look like punk stars with their half formed feathers. i have ten Black Langshans, with pretty feathered feet. I'm sure I will posting about them tons in the future! |
