Old train along the White Pass. We're near the Chilkoot Trail, which we're planning to hike this summer. |
The Boyfriend in front of the Frozen Reid Falls - gorgeous! (And so are the falls) |
IT'S TOO DAMN BIG!!! WWWWWWWAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! D: D: D: D: D: I even did a few gauge swatches to check that everything was okay, AND IT'S NOOOOOOOOTT. *woe*
Here's my mourning picture before I rip it all back and go down a needle size. :(
*weeps in the corner*
Sounds like a great time away, though I must admit that I first thought you typed that he proposed to you and I was going to write congratulations, lol!
ReplyDeleteAHA NO! lol I can see how that'd be confusing. CHANGING NOW. :D
DeleteWhat a shame! Love the colour, it is worth undoing (sad face) and whipping back up to fit! Laughed at Suzy's comment...J
ReplyDelete*grumps* Yeah, it's worth it. :(
DeleteGorgeous (I mean the scenery, but I assume the BF also). Sorry about the knitting but you had a great day otherwise!
ReplyDeleteIt was a good day! And luckily it wasn't ruined by the sweater because I found out it was too big the next day. No shadows on our awesome trip! :D
DeleteWow. You are gonna do the Chilkoot! Start training girlfriend. I heard of one woman (not that you would ever do this) who lost it part way up and paid for a helicopter to come get her. It was $$$. I know of quite a few people who did it, and they all said it was the toughest thing ever.
ReplyDeleteI am a bit jealous, I love Skagway. I love the look of the landscape at Fraser, it always looked like an alien world to me. Too bad it is too far from anything to be used for a film set.
In training now! I've been working at walking the UG ramp at the mine to gain stamina, and the Boyfriend and I are planning to do a bunch of day and overnight hikes this summer before we go. :) I WILL not be whimping out and calling for help unless it's medically necessary *knocks on wood that it's not needed*
DeleteMy boyfriend has done the Chilkoot twice already, so he has a lot of input about it. I'm so excited to do it! :D
I say we have an exchange. I want to come visit Alaska, and you should come visit Texas. We'll have built in tour guides!
ReplyDeleteUh, I'm not sure about Texas. The sun and I are mortal enemies and I'd rather -40C to +40C (or whatever ridiculous value that'd be in ferinheight). If there's a cold(er) season though (is there? I hear Texas exists about 20 m from the sun), I might be convinced. lol You are more than welcome to visit here though! :D
DeleteROFL, actually our nice weather, probably by our standards as I grew up up North and sun and heat make me die inside as well, is dead of winter. I say October - March are your best bets for a Texas visit. :-)
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