It took us about four hours to drive from Wasilla to Seward on a beautiful spring day, and what a day it was. Not a hint of cloud anywhere, deep blue sky silhouetted the south eastern horizon across the Palmer Hay flats as we drove south that morning. The jagged Pioneer Peak with its upper still white with last week’s snow.  It casted a beautiful shadow across the flat, with rays of morning sun shimmering down and a thin sheet of mist cresting its peaks.  The mountian was a sight to behold, and a good omen for things yet to come. Continue reading →