Alaska "Travelin' Light" Rocks: Birchwood Bunny Hop

This bluegoatz bunny began its life as a hitchhiker, but after returning to its maker, got sent out with us on a much longer adventure. So, at the very tail end of our 2013 Alaskan trip, on our last short layover in Anchorage, it decided to hop off on its own to a scenic spot at the end of Postmark Drive, just a mile or so northwest of the airport. After carefully crossing Northern Lights Boulevard, turn west on the bike path a very short distance towards a row of birch trees on the south side of the path. Before reaching the birch tree line, spot a large slanted dark gray rock on that same left side of the bike path. Take a seat there looking out at the wondrous view of Cook Inlet with the Alaska Range visible beyond in clear weather, reach down with your left hand to a small dark stone protecting a shallow cave on the northwest side of the rock you are sitting on, and carefully extract a tiny bunny hunkered down on the backside of a 1-inch black and white speckled stone!

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