King.
by Mike
My dad got hold of an enormous king salmon, the largest he’s ever caught. They fought for 20 minutes as the salmon repeatedly ran for its life, but the hook was well-set. It was a monster, weighing almost 50 pounds (42)!
(Here are a bunch of pictures of my dad in his heaven)
Tags: Alaska, dad, fishing, salmon, yakutat
We love to travel and learn. We like eating and sleeping and going on the internet and we can do all of those things from anywhere in the world. We are originally from Seattle, but no longer stay for the winters. We must leave and see new places and great ways to live. We enjoy living well and seeing how others live well.
Winter of 2010-2011 we were in Europe for a little over a month, then Haiti, then Turkey, Georgia and Azerbaijan. There was logic to it at the time, don't worry about trying to figure it out. We don't yet know where we're going for winter of '011. Maybe France? Maybe India?
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This is an odd question, but is the gulf crisis going to affect the abundance up there?
The oil spill is just one of many reasons to be afraid, to hoard, to be greedy, if one wants it to play that role in his life.
It would probably be distasteful to buy seafood right now – better instead to buy what’s growing on sustainably-farmed land around your own home, taking advantage of the abundance in your own sphere.
(The definition of abundance being, “Having what you need when you need it,” as opposed to, “Having a lot of something.”)