The Denali Day # One
The entrance to Denali is a bit off the park road that goes from Anchorage to Fairbanks and is the destination of most of the N/S traffic that we see. The VC was helpful and we got situated for the next morning as we will drive 31 miles into the park and stay three days at the campground. No moving your vehicle is allowed once you are in site. No services either but we hope the scenery is amazing. We spent a bit of time in the bookstore and took a 2 mile walk around the area. We also scoped out a hike for morning to a lake. Tonight is refill & refuel so we have empty tanks and full batteries for our three days. We also hope to stop at a WiFi place in the AM. If you are reading this it might have worked.
Cadillac’s Most Correct Viewpoint
I may have been a wee bit excited yesterday, but just think a whole new flavor spectrum and I am sure it will sweep the nation. My analysis is carefully weighing relative aspects of the sorting process. The Tees are: sports related -32%, location centered - 21%, school related -2%, brand adverts -11.9%, (beer as a subset is 6% of brand), rude - 10.5%, stupid - 9.2575%, clever - 3%, very wonderful with a moose on the shirt - .3425%.
Lots of questions remain but several of these are correlated to weight & age. None of them mention ice, so that ritual is just mysterious. New things are emerging in my HP-O work. The peering is growing to epidemic proportions as the peerage people seem to congregate around certain geographic points - and often with ice. If I can crack the code and use these commoners for good, we can advance Moose Rights quickly.
Did I mention about he birch ice cream? I thought I might have. Well I need a good nights sleep because something is up with the Guides, much preparation and the Driver had two different t-shirts on today. Also BdB went back to the village to get me some more birch ice cream.
Fishing in the evening light