The departure of August is slowly introducing the first days of fall here in Skagway, AK with more rain and temps in the 50's. The natives of southeast Alaska appropriately called Skagway the land of the north wind and considered it a place no one should live with frigid 60 mph winter winds and temps that can drop 10 degrees below zero. With most of the lower 48 still baking in the 90's & 100's and the freezing Alaskan winter off in a distance I feel that my Florida bones are in a safe zone and that my return south next month will bring the best weather the Southeast US has to offer.

I've been in the works with several workshops that I'll be presenting throughout the fall in the hope of raising awareness around ayurveda and yoga. As my plans become more set I'll post my whereabouts for the coming season as well as being open for other ayurvedic interactions. I've noticed that my time in northeast Florida has been very little over the past two years, which pushes me to make the most out of every visit. It has been an interesting summer to say the least and reunion with my roots is going to be a warm welcome. I'm looking forward to being with friends and family and preparing yet again for another round of goodbyes as my time here in Skagway draws to an end.