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SherriWell, it’s our last night at the regal Captain Cook hotel. The Anchorage component of the Alaskan adventure is drawing to a close. It’s been fun, but as with travel and with life, we must be moving on. We started our day by hitting the Athletic Club to get some real exercise in.
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SherriNow I am in a most wonderful cabin about six miles outside of Fairbanks. I knew it would be special from the pictures I saw online as well as from all the raving Airbnb reviews. And it is and it deserves further praise, but let me start at the beginning of the day.
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SherriNestling in the cabin after another day in the cold is a most inviting experience. We have this theme going on in the temperate regions, but it’s more pronounced this far north. The outside is colder, the inside is warmer, and the people are more extreme as well.
We woke up late because it was still dark and also,
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SherriIt’s amazing how wiped out we are, but I guess a day of hiking, getting cold, and soaking in 104 degree water can do that to you. I sat back at the cabin we’ve been calling home for a few nights, remarking how much living I fit into five hours today.
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SherriI was itching for some yoga, Dan was not quite itching as strongly as me, but he was a willing participant. I found a place online called Heartstream Yoga and Donna’s bio looked varied and eclectic and so it was a go. The studio was located near the Fred Meyer’s and off we went.
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SherriI am back in Eugene and in a relative sense, sweating like a pig, since it’s 40 degrees here.
Yesterday we woke up early and cleaned the cabin and got ready to roll out to the Yukon Quest, the annual 1,000 international sled dog race.
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