This is the furthest part in Anchorage, and my friend Carrie actually introduced me to this spot during the winter. I hadn't had a chance to get back until now, and couldn't believe how different it looked without all the snow. I was able to take my shoes off and walk along the beach...until the water touched my feet and I ran away screaming and put my wool socks back on.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Earth Quake Park
This is the furthest part in Anchorage, and my friend Carrie actually introduced me to this spot during the winter. I hadn't had a chance to get back until now, and couldn't believe how different it looked without all the snow. I was able to take my shoes off and walk along the beach...until the water touched my feet and I ran away screaming and put my wool socks back on.
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