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The Alaska Cabin

Aaron and I were fortunate to come across a slice of heaven in Alaska.  We jumped head first into building a log cabin with literally no experience.  We've documented most of the building process with pictures and some stories and descriptions.  Building a log cabin is no easy task, but it certainly is rewarding and enjoyable! 

   

Alaska Timber Frame Tower

We built a timber frame home starting in August of 2009 and completed it the fall of 2010...We are FINISHED. I have some updating yet on the site...but it's getting closer.

   

Alaska Hunting

Hunting in Alaska has been quite an adventure for us!  I wasn't a hunter prior to moving to Alaska, but have found that I am quite passionate about it now!  We've documented many of our hunts, both successful and unsuccessful, with pictures and stories on the following pages.  Come along for some Alaska Yukon moose hunting, black bear hunting, and caribou hunting.  We haven't hunted in a few years because of the house project and now our new family member that arrived 6 days before season opened.

   

2011 Alaska Outdoors & Living

2011 proved to be the biggest year of change for Aaron and I.  We welcomed a healthy baby boy, Luke, in August.   We are committed to keeping with our outdoor lifestyle...we just have to learn how Luke fits into our new adventures!

   

2010 Alaska Outdoor Adventures

We finally finished the Timber Frame in 2010.   We love it, but what a relief to be on to doing what we love to do...hiking and exploring Alaska.  It is nice to finally enjoy our home!  Here are a few memories from 2010.

   

Jarvis

We welcomed Jarvis to the family this spring. We took him home when he was just 8 weeks old. A yellow lab to show the malamutes how dogs are supposed to listen...(it hasn't really worked though).

   

2009 Alaska Outdoor Adventures

Time in the hills is always exciting! So many opportunities to see unusual things and find treasures.  We spent most of 2009 building the Timber Frame, but managed to do some spring hiking before the project began and did take a few breaks during the build for some sanity.

 

   

2008 Moving back to Alaska

A few pictures from the road trip back to Alaska.  A lot of pictures of hiking in Alaska, a trip to Homer, moose photos, and the fall colors in Alaska.  It's GREAT to be back.

 

   

Somers, MT Home Restoration Project

After purchasing a hundred year old house in Somers, MT we went to work remodeling from top to bottom.  It was a bit time consuming but a great learning experience.

 

   

2006 Haul Road Trip

Trip up the Dalton Highway with my folks in 2006. We saw a lot of wildlife including musk oxen, dall sheep, caribou, and moose. The scenery was incredible.

 

   

Alaska 2003-2004

We've come along way in our sense of adventure.  This was just the beginning of learning all about Alaska! 

   

Alaska Malamutes

We LOVE our Alaska Malamutes. We've been the proud parents of two malamutes.  They aren't the easiest pets, but we love them none the less!

   

Alaska Fishing

A few pictures and stories of successful fishing trips in Alaska.  Most of our trips were for salmon, both silvers and red.  Summer fishing trips with family are a normal in Alaska.

 

   

Montana Pictures (a few classics from back in the day)

Aaron and I are both from the Flathead Valley.  I grew up in Lakeside, MT and he grew up in Bigfork, MT.  It isn't a bad place at all to be from.  Most of our family still lives there!  It's a beautiful place.

   
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