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End of the rainbow on Kachemak Bay |
Looking toward the head of Kachemak Bay |
Driftwood on Bishop’s Beach |
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Light on the Bay is ever changing! |
Sunset from Downtown Homer |
A floatplane heads toward Cook Inlet from its Beluga Lake base |
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Rainbow’s end can be on either side of the bay. This one is just west of Beluga Slough |
Pushki and Lupine are common wildflowers in the area…. |
while a few daisy seeds transform a local dooryard. |
There's great fishing at the mouth of the Anchor River |
The Alaska Range, across Cook Inlet, stretches toward the Aleutian Chain. |
Looking across the bay from the top of Baycrest Hill |
Fireweed clings to the bluff above Kachemak Bay |
It's not called the Halibut Capital of the World for nothing |
 A visitor in downtown Homer |
The best way to see the area: from a small plane |
The nights are clear and cold for much of the year |
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