HOMER

In Homer. Mile .04 Homer Spit to be exact. Yes, it is a Spit.

Raining all day. Actually enjoyed the day “off” reading and eating pepperidge farm cookies. 😀

It stopped raining in the afternoon. No matter whey we stay we are surround with magestic mountains. We seen a huge bald eagle sitting at the waters edge eating a fish.

In the late 1800’s there was a coal mine here. Today the erosion of these buffs drop huge fragments of coal on the beaches, creating a plentiful supply for residents in the winter to help heat their homes. There is an estimated 400,000,000 tons of coal deposits in this area. We picked up a bag and used it for two nights in our camp fire. Great hot fires!