The Eklutna Glacier carved this valley as it retreated, leaving horizontal scarring on rock formations as evidence of its passage. Glacial and freshwater streams flowing into the valley created the 7-mile-long lake. Eklutna Lake feeds a power plant and provides drinking water for the Anchorage area.
The ride around Eklutna lake was Gorgeous. It really was awesome to explore somewhere new.
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happy anniversary! We love you both!!
So I've been doin a blog round tonight and you are the fourth person tho celebrate tehir anniversary this month! How fun!
I sat next to Louisa at mormon night at angel's stadium and I told her I felt like I kind of knew her because I had read about her (your cruise) on your blog:)
Happy Anniversary! You guys are always full of fun adventures.
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