I, The Red Chair, arrived at Camai Bed and Breakfast for my second week visiting Anchorage in late May 2016. After a comfortable night’s rest and entertaining Caroline’s other guests, I went to some highly recommended places in Anchorage My … Continue reading
In order to find out the lure of Alaska’s Inside Passage for our Camai Bed and Breakfast guests we (Craig and Caroline) decided to take a May 2016 cruise. We started by flying to Vancouver B. C. and spending two … Continue reading
Time was right for us to see some Alaskan wildlife and awesome snow-covered mountains beside the waters of Turnagain Arm and Resurrection Bay. We took the short 125 mile drive to Seward, Alaska. Craig and I took the Seward Highway … Continue reading
Anchorage Alaska’s Summer 2013 was phenomenal for growing rhubarb. This is the first year we have had rhubarb all summer. June was extremely hot so I watered the rhubarb. It thrived. August was wet. The rhubarb loved it and continued … Continue reading
This Anchorage Alaskan summer has been a unique and rare one. It has been sunny most of the days, allowing Camai B&B guests to enjoy the lovely Chugach Mountain Range. Denali has frequently been seen this summer from various other … Continue reading
Anchorage viewed from Flattop Looking from Flattop Trail Flattop Mountain is one of the most popular and talked about hikes in Anchorage. Craig and Caroline have both done it and recommend it to their guests at Camai Bed and Breakfast. … Continue reading
The weather has been perfect for growing a bumper crop of rhubarb. I fought the mosquitoes tonight to harvest rhubarb for baking a rhubarb coffee cake for breakfast at Camai B&B. The cookbook is Joy of Rhubarb which is pictured … Continue reading
During Anchorage Alaska’s long summers our Camai Bed and Breakfast guests often ask what the winters are like. The accompanying winter picture of Camai B&B tells much of the story. This winter has been filled with a unusual amount of … Continue reading
Abundant fishing on Kodiak Island of Alaska occurs due to several factors. One is plankton. Many of the forces of nature come together in the waters off Kodiak Island in Alaska. Why? It’s all about plankton’s needs. Plankton need nitrate, … Continue reading
