Original Publish Date: 3/9/15 Republished: 3/6/2020 I experienced my first Iditarod dog sled race in 2015 and it was the strangest, most awesome thing I had ever seen. I had no experience with dog mushing and knew absolutely nothing about the sport. I wrote this Newbie’s Guide to the Iditarod back then mostly for me as I had a ton…
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When I traveled full-time, I was often asked to help find the perfect gift for the adventure seeker or traveler. While every traveler and adventurer are different, most have similar items on their wish list. This could be gift cards for flights, camping gear, or help with bigger purchases like a paddleboard or a kayak. While traveling nomadically, it was…
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Living in Alaska is not exactly your typical idea of normal American living. As a matter of fact, many in the Lower 48 might call us a tad bit weird. While we prefer to be called unique, or adventurous, we fully recognize that living in Alaska is simply not like living anywhere else. There are things we do here and…
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Alaska is known for growing impressively large vegetables in the summer and hydroponic greens in the winter. Alaska farmers also grow a ton of produce such as many varieties of onions and potatoes, turnips and beets, parsnips and carrots, every type of lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, pumpkins, plus fruits such as blueberries, raspberries, crow berries, salmon berries, and apples. Find most…
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Disclosure: This post not only shares the start of my journey with Cricut, but also has Affiliate Links that I earn commissions from. I was given the Cricut Maker and Accessories in exchange to learn more about the machine and to share this information with you. This is how I make a living and keep this little blog running. Thank…
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