Showing posts with label Rivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rivers. Show all posts

Thursday, December 17, 2015

Robert Alaska Bob Swetz's opportunities within The Sound of Silence


Robert Alaska Bob Swetz will be flying out from the "Lower 48" this coming weekend, December 20th.
Alaska Bob aka Vegas Bob has many different opportunities being presented to him in "The Last Frontier" 
Between Law Enforcement, Real Estate, Guided Tours, Natural Resources, Photography, Ministry, Retirement, Alaska Bob will be making some choices in the next several months.

While Alaska Bob is in the State of Alaska, he will have approx 6+ hours per day for 1-2 months to really think about his next opportunity.
So that being said, Alaska Bob will be purchasing a very warm parka coat and some great waterproof hiking boats.
For the next 1-2 months Alaska Bob will be hiking along the snow covered trails, along the rivers, around the lake shorelines, mountain trails talking with his  higher power (God) and Mother Nature.

Alaska Bob is in no  hurry in making a decision as to what he will be doing for work in The Last Frontier, and will also be hiking the trails within ...

THE SOUND OF SILENCE

Friday, September 5, 2014

Finally some great Photographs of Alaska loaded by Robert Swetz 9-5-2014

 
 
Finally some great Photographs of Alaska loaded by Robert Swetz 9-5-2014
 
Well after about one week of no internet Vegas Bob rolled over to a public library and purchased a non-resident card in Anchorage. ;o)
 
 
 
For now I am only loading up some wonderful photos from several days ago that were taken from my iPhone. And when I find more time I will load up some great photos from my Nikon D 90.
 
 
So for now please enjoy what I have presented here, I spent almost 2 hours at this very beautiful lake only 45 minutes south of Anchorage Alaska.
 
 
The last photo above was taken on a very beautiful river that is full of many different types of "Trophy Fish"
Because I finally have access to a computer, I will be hitting the Internet with full force for around 2 hours. ;o)