Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Alaska to Las Vegas

And I'm off. I left Alaska at the Anchorage airport (I think it's Steven's International Airport now), taking off on the Red Eye flight at 1 a.m. and heading for Salt Lake City before I went on to Las Vegas an hour later.

I will talk more about what happened during that leg of the trip later, right now I am asleep and want to catch a little sleep before I get to work in a few hours. So, for now, leaving Anchorage on my way to Vegas...

For those that have never been to Anchorage before I am including a couple of the sights of the airport here in the blog. This is the welcome sign at the base of the escalators that lead up to the security checkpoint at the concorse. I really like that little helecopter so just had to catch a picture of it here to share, and it seems like a good picture to start out this trip from Anchorage to Las Vegas with.





Facing the sign is the airport's polar bear - that's the corner of his case there at the end of the "Welcome to Alaska" sign. Here is a picture of him with me just before I went up to security and left Alaska for Las Vegas.



And I'm off for Las Vegas, I'll tell you how that went when I wake up from napping for a few hours.
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousNovember 12, 2007 7:49 PM

    Hi again! Did you have a great time? I am sooo tired!

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