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Another August shot taken along the Glenn Highway further up the road from the picnic shot I posted yesterday. Here looking south with some of the Chugach mountains in the distance. Loved the turning colors from greens to golds.
Autumn is my favorite season. A treat to get an extra few weeks of it by starting in Alaska.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysa5OBhXz-Q
interesting video if you care to listen and watch. It was sent to me yesterday so I thought I'd share if you haven't seen it.
This wolf photo is actually one I got in Alaska several years ago and had posted an un-cropped version of this but I decide to crop in on the face and post again. It was actually snowing when I took this, snow not added in post processing. The head tilt reminds me of Otto. He always does this when I talk to him
Third and final installment in my Alaska min-series.
This bull moose was eyeing some leaves on a low hanging branch for his next snack. Well, they weren't that low hanging...probably eight feet off the ground.
I created a photo illustration from some photos I took on our recent Alaska trip. I really wanted to see the Bald Eagle in the sky over this scene and the whale in such a gorgeous background, but it didn't happen until I combined the parts together on my computer after I got home.
Generally, the least end-of-season ice thickness values range from near 60 cm. in the southern part of the state (excluding the Aleutian Chain and the southeast panhandle regions) to 170 cm on the west coast. The range of maximum ice thickness in Alaska ranges from 100 cm. in the southern part to 180 cm.
It's winter in Alaska and the gentle breezes blow. Seventy miles an hour, at thirty-five below.
Oh, how I love Alaska, when the snow's up to your butt. You take a breath of winter air, and your nose gets frozen shut.
Yes, the weather here is wonderful, So I guess l'II hang around. I could never leave Alaska, 'cause I'm frozen to the ground!
My favorite time of year - early spring in Alaska. Bare road surfaces - sunny skies - and snow covered mountains, make for abundant photo-op's.