Well, it has been quite a while since our last update here and as most of you know, we have good reason for that. Since the last post, Katie's family came to visit, we had some of the warmest weather Homer has ever seen, we've been fishing (although never enough in Grant's opinion), and went to Colorado for 2 weeks to get hitched. For those of you who have gone through the wedding planning thing, you know it takes an incredible amount of time and thought. We were extremely fortunate in that Katie's mom is an exceptional planner and detail-oriented person so our tendency-toward-procrastination selves did not ruin the entire affair. Needless to say, the last month before the wedding we were taking care of a lot of last-minute things. We are happy to report the wedding celebration was absolutely perfect and better than we imagined. We are very blessed with amazing family and friends who sure know how to have a good time!
Now, a quick photo recap of the past month+:
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| Trip across the Bay to Seldovia with the fam |
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| Seldovia |
Trying to snag some Sockeye from the banks of the Kenai. Unfortunately we were there in between runs so no go.
The rainbows were biting well, however:
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| With our guide, Monty |
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| A little damp and chilly but so much fun! |
Katie's parents have a friend from Colorado with a fish camp on the Kenai. Not exactly roughing it:
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| Hike along the Russian River |
Enjoying the sunshine:
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Grant with playing his ukelele on the porch. Great way to spend a few hours while trying to get some color on that head. |
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| We bought a canoe! Fishing on the reservoir above Homer. |
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| Campfire dinner on Diamond Creek Beach less than a mile from our house. |
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| Real sun! |
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| Family photo. Notice the tank top and shorts attire at 8pm! |
Katie took a class in Soldotna so Grant spent the day fishing while the Reds were running. He limited out in less than 2 hours. Not bad for a rookie!
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| Cleaning station on the porch |
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Surprise this isn't Alaska! That's the wedding ceremony site with Long's Peak and Mount Meeker in the background |
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| And we did have to go back to work...at least my coworkers are the greatest! |
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| A little rainy for our return. Attempt to catch Silvers on the Anchor River. |
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They were jumping everywhere but all we could manage to land was this dead King lying on the banks. |
Phew! A quick recap of our summer thus far. More interesting stories to be shared in the future regarding Grant's job and our adventure across the bay this weekend!
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