I woke up this morning and I thought it was Christmas morning and I was 8 years old again. Why? I looked out our windshield and counted 23 eagles setting on the shore line. It was Christmas! There were young ones and mature ones. Here’s a couple of shots. They looked like polka dots at first.
It was 47 degrees out this morning and 56 in the rig until I turned on the Hydro Hot system. We don’t run any heat at night. That’s what you got covers for. I get up first so I turn everything on. The batteries were setting at 12.7 volts with the inverter off. I turned it on along with the internet system/computer plus two fan motors – front & rear (Hydro Hot). It dropped to 12.4 which is still good for us. No sun and it’s been heavy overcast since our arrival and that’s OK – no rain. Ran the generator about an hour from 9 to 10 PM last night. I usually start the blog in the morning and finish it up at night. Right now I’m having a hard time writing this because my eyes keep wandering outside to all the eagles. Oh well, I give up this morning – gotto go….
I got a very special email this morning. Betty Bear ( SKP two digit #?). That was nice and thanks' Betty.
Carol & I decided to go look around Ninilchik. First stop the post office. At least it wasn’t one of those new modern expensive buildings in a very small community.
Then let’s check out Ninilchik Village. This village was settled in the 19th century and I don’t think there’s been many improvements since then. You first cross over the bridge to grandma’s house. That is if the house is still standing. Most were just barely. Here’s a view from above. I attached a camera to one of those eagles.
or maybe I climbed a mountain…..
This nearby moose was having a bad hair day.
This is a Russian Orthodox Church that sits on a hill overlooking Ninilchik Village. 
The entrance to our campground on the beach. $10 no hookups and the views are priceless when the clouds go away.
The Forbes, us and the Tiltons.
This is Larry Leonard (SKP #1423) holding his welcome SKP sign. We all went over to their place for a special treat.
Larry was cooking up something special.
How about salmon, halibut & tuna kabobs..
Nice little wash tub campfire.
Peggy & Larry…... I think Peggy is looking at Larry’s hair saying, “ I wonder how he does that after all of these years.”
Then it was smore time
Peggy & Larry's place of about 20 years or so…green house in the background
Their place is in those clump of trees.
It was time to head back to our home. But first we went for a little ride (about 8PM) and low and behold look what we found next to the road.
The little one had a hard time getting over the hill.
Then down the road another one..
Thanks Peggy & Larry for being that “Special Kind Of People”
So, just another day…ho hum…….
See ya…………
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