Muncho Lake is 7 miles long and 1 mile wide and known for its beautiful blue color attributed to the copper oxide leaching into lake.
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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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- The Dakotas - Late Sept. 2008
- Dolton, SD Roadside Park
- Some of the old barns are not in good repair
- One of the many old barns
- Trip through Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada
- There were many beautiful sunrises along the way
- It was nearing the end of the day and the sign sa...
- September 2008 trip through Yukon Terr. and Britis...
- Muncho Lake is 7 miles long and 1 mile wide and k...
- End of summer and construction along the highway ...
- The freezing and thawing of the ground under the ...
- Elk along the road. The bull had a beautiful rack.
- Mountain sheep along the roadway
- This guy decided he had the right-a-way and we le...
- As we were driving out the second morning we expe...
- Driving south through Yukon we watched thunder he...
- Nisutlin Bay Bridge the longest water span on th...
- Northern Yukon Territory, Canada
- September 2008 Trip out of Alaska
- Snow level moving down the mountain as we drive o...
- Matanuska Glacier located on the Glenn Highway
- Olness Cabin in Ninilchik, AK
- Early September, 2008 - Trip to Homer, AK
- St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church near Homer, AK
- Russian farm near Homer, AK
- Two of the beautiful wood carvings at the Normal L...
- One of our favorite stops in route to Homer is th...
- Crow Pass Trail - September 2008
- Nearing the top of Cross Pass there are a number ...
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- The Crow Pass Trail is part of the original Idita...
- Trip to Independence Mine Historic Park
- August 19 trip to Independence Mine
- Francis checking out the full size mixer in the ki...
- The hundreds of workers had to be fed so there we...
- Never let it be said that there was a boiler in t...
- The workers lived in bunkhouses two to a room. No...
- Trip to Alaska State Fair in late August, 2008
- How's this for a 29 lb. turnip
- Large cabbage . . . while the growing season is sh...
- The garden at the State Fair Grounds in Palmer, A...
- Part of the Nature Culture is there dancing and st...
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