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Classic.

I think I have one of you flipping me off... I'll see if I can find it.

We watched 4 bears and a deer on this hillside one morning.

I think I can count how many pictures of you I have flipping me off on more than one finger.

Darn the bad luck!

Here's a shot of one of my favorite spots in PWS:


Need ice for the fish box & cooler?


Another iceburg shot:


Whiskey sour on glacier ice:


A blacktail deer out for a swim:

That's classically ironic. When I was putting your tickets in the mail last week, my son asked "who is that?" After I told him, with some context to make the connection, (I'm not sure you've met him?), he said "Oh, he's the guy that's always flipping you off on the camera."


ETA:

I just spent my lunch break looking at these pictures. Absolutley beautiful country and great pictures.

Wow... that made me laugh, and everyone is wondering what I'm laughing at now. Pretty much guaranteed that I spilled a beer within 30 seconds of that picture being taken.

I have not 'Bender Jr, but I've heard some stories...

MT, I was wrong... the picture I was thinking of was a moon, not a bird.

Yeah, sorry about that pic Chris.

It makes you look crazy......er than usual.

Chris and spilling beers, I give them a case of Alaskan amber and he manages to spill 3 of them before tasting a drop ';)

So, you're saying it's not the way I talk with wavy hands?

Again, BC, the NWT, and Alaska have more view property than a person could see in 5 life times. If I could do life over again, I'd be up there. Great pics everyone,

If a guy was wanting to go see Alaska but avoid tourist towns where would be the best place to start looking?

Thanks in advance scott

Kiana.

Ruby, Galena.......Or Bethel

For a DIY trip, hard to beat flying into Anchorage, Driving North up the parks highway to Fairbanks, then head S down the alcan to glennallen, keep going all the way to Valdez. Put your vehicle on the ferry, take it to Seward. Drive from Seward to Homer, then from Homer back to Anchorage. You'll see alot of Alaska, from coastal rainforest, moutain ranges, tundra and everything in between. Plenty of opportunities for world class freshwater and saltwater fishing.

Seeing Alaska has nothing to do with towns, whether big, small or touresty.

458, that is a pretty good tip! I've never though about incorporating the ferry.

BTW, the drive from Glennallen to Valdez in my opinion, is one of, if not the most, scenic drives in Alaska.

These pics aint on par with others', but what the heck..

Final aproach into Galena


Running the Yukon


First beer in 2 weeks after a moose hunt. Man did that one taste good!


Sept 26th 2010 between Tok and the Canadian border.

The nice thing about that path is you get to boat through PWS, hence getting a feel for SE type terrain. I've never taken the ferry that route, but have boated the waters and flown over them enough to know it would be a good way to go.

The drive from Anchorage to Seward isn't too shabby, even after 17 years I still enjoy it.