While we have been experiencing the third coolest summer in the history of Alaska, the wildflower have been beautiful.
Fireweed on Turnagin Arm.
Cotton grass
Fireweed on Turnagin Arm.
Cotton grass
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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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