Talkeetna

At the Talkeetna Roadhouse they offer both Mr. Bubble bubble bath soap and rubber ducks. Make sure you get an upstairs room if you want to see them, or just walk upstairs after enjoying a great meal.

Here's a photo of my favorite van in Talkeetna, Alaska, along with the snow that has accumulated. Taken April 3, 2011.

A photo of the river breaking up in Talkeetna, Alaska, April 3, 2011.

A photo of a dog on the couch at the Latitude 62 in Talkeetna, Alaska.

Talkeetna Roadhouse common area, photo #3. If you're staying at the Talkeetna Roadhouse, you're "welcome to use this common as your home."

Talkeetna Roadhouse common area, photo #2. If you're staying at the Talkeetna Roadhouse, you're "welcome to use this common as your home."

Talkeetna Roadhouse common area, photo #1. If you're staying at the Talkeetna Roadhouse, you're "welcome to use this common as your home."

Sunset at the Talkeetna rivers, October 21, 2010. I don't know if this happens every fall, but the river has receded about 100', exposing a lot of rocks you can't normally see in the summer months. These are all the white/gray rocks you can see on the bottom-left of the photo. The months of September and thus far in October have been very dry, so I suspect this is uncommon.