As we were settling into a camp spot along the Tonsina River in Alaska one evening, I could hear crunching dry leaves in the nearby forest. We always kept a close eye on things in case a bear, wolf, or moose came into our camp area (it had previously happened), but in this case it turned out to be several little rabbits that were after the grass on the edge of our camp spot. That particular evening was really memorable for some reason. It was the first night in months were it actually got dark at night. We also shared our camp spot that night with a nice older French couple that had driven all the way from Tierra Del Fuego. Traveling is cool in the way it leaves you with so many unique memories.
Michael Fuchs Photography 
Wow! That couple must have had some awesome stories! Tierra del Fuego-on your bucket list now?
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That was an especially memorable night. It’s interesting how there are definitely those moments from the trip that still feel crystal clear. Watching the night actually descend was really cozy with the rabbits and friendly campsite neighbors.
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Lovely!
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