Posted On: October 3rd 2026, 11:36 pm
September in a nutshell. On October 1st, the day after my season ended, I woke up super sick. Classic. Now that I have some down time and I’m taking care of myself I’ve been feverishly writing about my summer. Maybe I’ll share some it. Until then, enjoy some of my favorite photos from September. 🧡
My last Brooks Falls trip 9/28/26
Katmai bears are one of kind 🐻
Views from the company party 🩵
Working sunrise to sunset on the last day of the season. 🥲
Burning hot dawgs and making silly jokes about the summer 🫶
Spence aka Robin is an integral part of the Homer Air Force ✊🏼
Saint Augustine sits in the Cook Inlet at 4,133ft. Captain Cook named it when he sailed past it on May 26, 1778. It has a long history of being active and its last eruption was in 2006. Often you can’t see it all because it’s covered in clouds.
Bruin Bay. Honestly, that’s all I have to say. The stories from this Bay will be kept close to my heart and heard by few.
Mt. Iliamna volcano sits at 10,016ft with ten glaciers covering its slopes. The face of it is covered by the Red Glacier. It steams and vents everyday. It’s my favorite volcano 🥲
I became a baby boosh pilot after picking up my third round of hunters and camp 🥲
The Wosnesenski River aka the woz.
Mayday’s first airplane ride to Anchorage
A beautiful day coming into Bruin Bay to pick up hunters.
Beautiful mornings on the dock ☺️
Battle lake is one of my favorites because of how bright it is.
Wrapping up the season with AB
The Kamishak River and Douglas Volcano. It’s called Dougie magic and it’s real.
My whole world and everything captured in a photo.
Ninilchik with Miss Mayday. I came here on a clear day in 2025 and I fell in the love with Kenai Peninsula.