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Here I am leaving Anchorage. How did they know I was BOB?
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Kodiak Island (for the next few pictures)
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Kodiak Island - Maybe there's a reason you land one direction and take off the other?
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Alaska Seagull. You can recognize these because they are in Alaska.
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The beach! Kodiak Island
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Seaweed
Rockweed
Fucus distichus
Anchorage, AK
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This salmon is running, even though she appears to be swimming.
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Barometer Mountain, at the end of runway 25. Lane Jacobs and I climbed this 2 years ago.
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Ocean mapper
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Gnome area
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This is where I rented my 1983 pickup for the low, low price of $75 a day. It's not easy to do $75 worth of wear and tear on an old pickup that's already beat up, but I felt morally obligated so I went off-roading.
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My wheels!
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Meadow Bistort
Bistorta plumosa
Nome, AK
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Arctic bell-heather
Cassiope tetragona
Nome, AK
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Dwarf Fireweed
Chamaenerion latifolium
Nome, AK
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Dwarf Fireweed
Chamaenerion latifolium
Nome, AK
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Glaucous Gentian
Gentiana glauca
Nome, AK
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Mountain Harebell
Campanula lasiocarpa
Nome, AK
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These flowers are neat!
Moss Campion
Silene acaulis
Nome, AK
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Cick here for some perspective.
Moss Campion
Silene acaulis
Nome, AK
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A clean break.
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These are from the gold rush. They have them scattered all over town as decorations.
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This baby is REALLY stuck.
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Stonehenge!
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These are defense communications antennas they don't use any more. They were dismantling everything and the town asked them to leave them behind.
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It said, "Warning! Dangerous Radiation. Keep off." So I climbed the feeder tower.
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Gnome, AK
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This is some really old concrete where there might have been some artillery.
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Newer concrete, but still pretty old.
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An Arctic Turn and a gold mine (I think).
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Tight Airport Security. This is the small airport. I took this picture from the road. I found some concrete to land on a couple of miles from here.