Photo by Kelly Sullivan/Peninsula Clarion Nick Calvert makes a bacon, peanut butter, nutella stuffed waffle in the bright, neon green RV converted into the Wook Waffaz Waffle Emporium, Thursday, June 5, in Soldotna.

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/Peninsula Clarion Nick Calvert makes a bacon, peanut butter, nutella stuffed waffle in the bright, neon green RV converted into the Wook Waffaz Waffle Emporium, Thursday, June 5, in Soldotna.

[Photo] A wook at waffles

  • By Kelly Sullivan
  • Thursday, June 5, 2014 8:36pm
  • News

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