8 thoughts on “Chignik Seasons: The Lake in 29 Photos”
Looking at these wonderful photos I have the feeling of the pure art. In fact, thanks to these beautiful photos I discovered this blog since the Point Hope years, they were the ones who attracted me first. And I am still here today: reading interesting articles, looking tremendous photos, learning new things (many times unknown to me), cooking new recipes, traveling (virtually) to places I’ve never dreamed of (Alaska, Japan, Mongolia).
Looking forward to the stories behind each photos, with many thanks and full gratitude, Cella Graore from Timisoara, Romania
Such of powerful reminder of life in balance through the seasons and how in many parts of Alaska one must still live within natures harmony which you have captured so beautifully.
Your photos are full of little and large wonders. They remind me of all the beautiful experiences my husband and I had when we lived in Anchorage from 1999 until 2006. We never made it to Chignik, but it looks picturesque in the extreme.
All the best,
Tanja
Looking at these wonderful photos I have the feeling of the pure art. In fact, thanks to these beautiful photos I discovered this blog since the Point Hope years, they were the ones who attracted me first. And I am still here today: reading interesting articles, looking tremendous photos, learning new things (many times unknown to me), cooking new recipes, traveling (virtually) to places I’ve never dreamed of (Alaska, Japan, Mongolia).
Looking forward to the stories behind each photos, with many thanks and full gratitude, Cella Graore from Timisoara, Romania
Greetings from Alaska, Cella. Your comment made our day! Thank you for reading and taking a moment to send a note.
Simply breathtaking…
Thanks for the note, Kat!
Such of powerful reminder of life in balance through the seasons and how in many parts of Alaska one must still live within natures harmony which you have captured so beautifully.
Thanks!
Your photos are full of little and large wonders. They remind me of all the beautiful experiences my husband and I had when we lived in Anchorage from 1999 until 2006. We never made it to Chignik, but it looks picturesque in the extreme.
All the best,
Tanja
Thanks Tanja!