Like many of the Alaskian roads built through the tundra, this one appears to have orginally been a log road.
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- Jo Ann & Francis
- We were both born in south Louisiana. Spent 32 years in Bartlett, TN now residents of Alaska
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- Beluga Whale
- We have had lots of clouds and some rain but this...
- Bird Creek in August
- July Scenes around Bird Creek
- Waterfall at McHugh Creek, Chugach State Park
- Moose cow and calf at Potters Marsh
- Spruce hen out with her chicks.
- One of the many waterfalls along the Seward Highway.
- Portage Glacier Lake
- Looking across Turnagin Arm.
- June 23 - Trip to Russian River
- June 23 - Trip to Russian River
- Resident Eagles
- Dall Sheep
- Late June on Turnagin Arm
- June 14 Early AM Visitor
- June 11 Trip out Petercreek Road
- Pair of sandhill cranes out for a walk. Think th...
- Many buildings use trees with burls for support. ...
- Roadhouse built in 1902 with continous operation....
- Wildflowers of Alaska
- Denali (Mt. McKinley)
- While traveling inside the Denali National Park t...
- From the War Memorial the mountain appears like t...
- Denali as seen from the Denali State Park Southview.
- May 31 - Denali State Park
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