Friday, June 11, 2010
Denali Park Early June 2010
Angel and I just returned from a four day camping trip at Denali National Park. The animals were cooperative, the weather was mild, and the wildflowers are in full bloom. I'll post pictures as I get the time. You can get a larger view of the photos by clicking on them. Photos from bottom to top: Denali (Mt. McKinley), helicopter, landscape, beaver lodge, Dall sheep (4), caribou, cross fox chomping ground squirrel, sandhill cranes, grizzlies, trumpeter swan, golden eagle, grizzly and two cubs, lone grizzly, running caribou, cross fox, white fronted geese, Angel at Hines Creek bridge, landscapes (2), and Dall sheep ram on ridge. Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Fall to Spring Photos
Dry weather





Good morning! It's been a dry spring in our region of Alaska. There are multiple wildfires in the area, as well as further into the interior of the state. Last evening, Angel and I went for a walk and I snapped a photo of the smoke and haze surrounding Pioneer Peak. I've included a clear (before) shot from a few days ago, so the difference in conditions should be apparent. Also, a few photos of the Renfro's Alaskan Adventure planes for your enjoyment. Renfro's is located in Bethel, Alaska and offers charter flight services, hunting and fishing drop-offs, as well as a variety of guided hunting and fishing packages. They are a good outfit to go with if you are flying out in that area. Competitive prices for hunting and fishing, but none of that is "cheap" in Alaska. There is a Renfro's website at Renfrosalaskanadventures.com. Our nephew, Colby is arriving this Thursday to begin his first Alaska adventure. He'll be heading down to Cooper Landing to learn a bit about what fishing and summer is like in that area. Colby has a job with one of the local fishing outfitters that should prove to be fun for him. Angel and I are going to Denali Park for three days in early June. Hopefully, we'll have some nice wildlife photos to share after that trip.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Memorial Weekend
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