Guess what came to Anchorage. . . . Yogurtland!!
I can’t believe it! I have been reading about the awesomeness of frozen yogurt for the past year on everyone’s blog who lives in the Lower 48.
Now I get to partake in this experience. . . . . .at the local airport!
Yes, of all places, we had to venture to the airport for this outing.
(And a big THANKS to Victoria for writing about Yogurtland here in Anchorage—otherwise I would have had no idea!)
So, here’s the deal, since we had to go to the airport for fro-yo, we had to pay for parking. . . . but if we could make it in and out under 30 minutes, we could park for free, so we made a mad dash for it.
Yogurtland. . . .here I come!!
So happy that I’m about to partake in this fine dining experience!
Lots of choices!
Craig getting ready to fill his cup with awesomeness!
My bowl of deliciousness
Craig’s bowl
Way better than my first frozen yogurt experience was in California back in December.
We will definitely be back again. . . SOON! 
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Recap on my mileage this week:
Monday: 8 miles (30 minute tempo run) + 90 minutes of yoga
Tuesday: 5 miles
Wednesday: 8 miles (AM) and 30 minutes of weight lifting + 3 miles—8 x 200 meters (PM)
Thursday: 5 miles
Friday: 4 miles
Saturday: 20 miles
Sunday: rest day
Total: 53 miles
Next week will be a cut-back week for me, and I’m shooting for about 40 miles.
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Time to rest up for my last 4 days of school!! 
Good thing it wasn’t past security! The surely you would have had to pay for parking!
Oh yeah, I forgot to say we didn’t have to go through security–obviously.
mmm that yogurt was so good
That looks so good! We just got something like that here in downtown Rochester… not sure what it was called (I don’t think it was yogurtland) but the same idea. So delicious (and dangerous since it is a 5 minute walk from where I work!). Good luck with your last few days of school!!!
Yes, fro-yo is dangerous!
Hehe twinnies, we both ran about the same amount of miles this week.
We don’t have froyo places near me at all. I’m always so jealous of peoples fun on blogs going to them. I cannot wait to actually get to go more than once a year ha.
I can’t believe we actually got one in Alaska!
I am so jealous. Vermont is still behind the rest of the country and has no froyo places. So every time I visit my family in Atlanta I have to get my fix. On one of my recent visits, I actually had frozen yogurt every day. By the end of the trip I felt a little OD’ed and sugared out. I still hold out hopes that a self-serve place will turn up in Montpelier some day!
And awesome 20 miler last weekend! Congrats!
But, Megan, Vermont has creamies, and while I like fro-yo, I LOVE creamies!
Yes! Real ice cream is way better!
This is very true. Maple creemies are the best!
Usually Alaska is at least 3 years behind everyone else, so I was astonished when I found out we got a Yogurtland!
Thanks!
Ahaahah I love these pics, looks like you two had a blast on your yogurt adventure. Congrats on the mileage! You’re a rockstar!
hooray for froyo! You guys are so cute
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Tear, I wish we had a Yogurt Land
Looking forward to seeing one on Vacation this summer. Great weekly runs!! I still have 8 more days of school 
Fargo just got Tuti Fruiti, a frozen yogurt place that looks very similar to Yogurtland, and I went there just before I left for home! It was super good and constantly busy the whole time I was in there.
They are opening a Yogurtland at this mall I go to. It’s the second one in the same mall too. Second yogurt place that is. Hahah. I love it.
What a fun adventure for froyo! We have a yagut, which is similar but doesn’t have nearly the flavor/topping options!
Glad you had as good of time as I did!!!!
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I love these yogurt places. They are ridiculously amazing!!! I went to Pinkyberry last night, can’t get enough!
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