Beauty of Fairbanks!

Last night as I walked home I saw this beautiful sunset it was 9:30 pm

Here is another picture of how God paint the sky!

All the trees changing color almost imperceptible until you watch from the top of the hill!

A little log cabin!

My back yard on a very foggy morning it was 45 F that day!
We have been driving around exploring our little town now that we have our car. and this is what we found!.

1-We live about five miles or less from a ski resort! There are 2 sides of it , one on post just for military and their family and other one is public. We actually went to check out the public side of it and as we drove by we saw these beautiful cabins, houses and chateau! I took a few pictures of them.

2-The trees are changing colors announcing the new season, Autumn! It is such an spectacle to see all the different shades of the trees from the top of the hills.

3-The geese wake up me up every morning with their migration. It is amazing to actually see them forming the V as the fly through out the sky going to a warmer places which means winter is just around the corner.

4-Our little town, well it does have an international airport, a little down town area very cute by the way and lots and lots outdoor activities to offer to the visitors. Our friends have gone is so man adventures just around town we can't wait to start ours!

5-The University of Alaska is up on a hill and it is so rich architectonically speaking I could not take a picture of it because we were driving and Danielle was so grumpy so we had to come home and put her to bed, but that is another story.

6-I discover that my backyard is the most amazing scenario to enjoy the beauty of the earth. From a foggy morning to a beautiful and colorful Sunset. This will be the perfect spot for Lucas to explore I was told that moose hang out in the backyard and deers and you can see red fox around post. Of course I am so lucky still have not seen any of this yet! Here are some pictures of this wonderful place that now we have the blessing to live in! Remember you are always more than welcome to come and see all these by yourself.