Temperature in Wasilla, high of 22, light winds
Surrounded by the Chugach Mountains, we drove to Anchorage from Wasilla. I kept my eyes open for moose and eagles. A moose was spotted far off the road, as well as an eagle perched in a tree near Lake Hood in Anchorage. The eagle reminded me of the huge number of eagles I saw in Homer, AK last summer. Do some research to find out why eagles are common in Alaska.
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