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And the livin’ is easy

By Michael Armstrong • July 13, 2017 9:54 am

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And the livin’ is easy

Brittany Nathat kayaks by rocks at low tide near Otter Cove Resort in Kachemak Bay on Sunday, June 25. Nathat is a kayak guide at the resort.

Photo by Michael Armstrong/Homer News Brittany Nathat kayaks by rocks at low tide near Otter Cove Resort in Kachemak Bay on Sunday, June 25. Nathat is a kayak guide at the resort.

Photo by Michael Armstrong/Homer News Brittany Nathat kayaks by rocks at low tide near Otter Cove Resort in Kachemak Bay on Sunday, June 25. Nathat is a kayak guide at the resort.

And the livin’ is easy

Photo by Michael Armstrong/Homer News Brittany Nathat kayaks by rocks at low tide near Otter Cove Resort in Kachemak Bay on Sunday, June 25. Nathat is a kayak guide at the resort.

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