It's still winter in most parts of Prince William Sound. The snow lingers, but here and there we saw signs of spring. Trees and grass emerging from a snowy canopy and green buds appearing on trees and plants.
Always in attendance? Creatures from the sea...
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| Sideways heart. I found a smaller version and brought it home to live on a bookshelf in the living room. |
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| An abundance of moisture means moss grows everywhere. This was big enough for me to crawl inside. Tried to get the dog in there but he was not interested in cooperating. |
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| Drift always has a good time in the forest. |
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| This photo didn't turn out so well, but I was attempting to document my many layers. |
I'm so temperature sensitive and tend to wear lots of layers so they can be taken off or put on, depending on my current state. The hike overheated me and I had 3 layers to take off: Marmot rain jacket, Arc'teryx fleece layer and Smartwool long sleeve. I was walking around in a tank top! On the bottom I still had my Smartwool long underwear, REI hiking pants, Marmot rain pants and Xtra-tuff rain boots.
Some of the snow in these areas won't ever melt - the piles get smaller but cool temps usually prevail out here.
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