I miss a lot of things about living by the sea. The salt spray, the fresh air, the sense of endless space. One coastal feature, however, we experienced during our visit to Seward that I don't miss living in Fairbanks, is wind. We rarely get wind in the low lying Tanana Valley, and when it does blow, the dense forest provides shelter from the gusts at ground level. Considering it's back into the -20's and -30's around town, it's a good thing wind is rare. That would be a pretty painful windchill.
Canon EOS 60D, Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM + 1.4x, ISO-640 f/20 @ 1/1250 sec.
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