Autumn, Yukon River fish camp near Russian Mission. Shutting things down for the season and getting ready to go home. Minolta XG-1.

Standing room only

Relaxing for a moment, out of the wind, Saturday morning.

Taking a break during Saturday morning's windy ridge walk.

The view from Wolverine Peak, on a better day than today.

The first fresh snow that I've seen so far. Saturday morning.

Ridgewalking on a blustery Saturday morning

Low Tide

As seen from Anchorage on any clear day, is Mt. McKinley on the right, Mt. Foraker on the left and I believe that the smaller mountain in the middle and closer to McKinley (or Denali. your choice) is Mt.Crosson.

The top of Powerline Pass, looking east. The first ridge in the distance is Bird Ridge.

Saturday morning, Bird Point

Steel reflections, Saturday morning.

The green is turning to gold. Between now and into October, Alaska will be at its most beautiful. There's a lot of talk about how New England is beautiful in the fall, but for my money, it can't touch Alaska in the autumn. We've had a very wet August. I only hope that it portends a sunny and beautiful September & October.

Out on Resurrection Bay on a calm day.

I had computer problems this morning and couldn't post. Evidently, things are better now. I suppose I really ought to upgrade my box. Anyway, here's a photo of my daughter from a walk a few evenings ago. She is a great walking, hiking and camping companion

Another photo from the foggy morning we had, several days ago. Canon S500