We attended the Fairbanks church again, and they had a fellowship dinner for guests. In the afternoon we visited Creamers Field for the second time--see June 27. We took a three-mile nature walk out into the fields and the boreal forest. The only wildlife we saw were the Sandhill Cranes we had seen the last time we were here and mosquitoes in the forest. They had a nice little garden that represented a garden the wife of the original owner of the property put out each year. We like the little signs they use to identify each type of vegetable plant.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Fairbanks
We attended the Fairbanks church again, and they had a fellowship dinner for guests. In the afternoon we visited Creamers Field for the second time--see June 27. We took a three-mile nature walk out into the fields and the boreal forest. The only wildlife we saw were the Sandhill Cranes we had seen the last time we were here and mosquitoes in the forest. They had a nice little garden that represented a garden the wife of the original owner of the property put out each year. We like the little signs they use to identify each type of vegetable plant.
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