I don't really have anything to report but that we are heading back into the deep freeze unfortunately! But I thought while I didn't have anything to report I would keep up with blogging and post some pictures I found from the Anchorage Daily News, pictures from around Anchorage in December thus far! I hope you enjoy them as much as I did!
Marc Lester / Anchorage Daily News Ridges and woods in the area of the Glen Alps trailhead of Chugach State Park peek out of the clouds that blanket the city of Anchorage on Friday morning, December 14, 2012
Pan ice stacks up in Ship Creek near downtown Anchorage after a 33.3 foot high tide began to ebb on Thursday evening, Dec. 13, 2012. High tides in excess of 30 feet can be seen through Monday. - Mom you should know this place, its where we went to see the Salmon right behind the Ulu Factory in Downtown Anchorage.
A young moose is masked in white from feeding on snow-laden branches in the yard of a Beechcraft Drive home Wednesday morning Dec. 12, 2012 in west Anchorage
A pedestrians passes through snowy Town Square downtown. Anchorage woke up to a heavy snowfall on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
A bald eagle takes flight from a tree overlooking Turnagain Arm in Indian on Tuesday, December 11, 2012. Several eagles were attracted to the area Tuesday by moose remains along the shoreline
An eagle checks out traffic from a Midtown perch above Benson Boulevard Sunday afternoon Dec. 9, 2012 near C Street.
The Middle Fork of Chester Creek carves through fresh snow at Russian Jack Springs Park on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012
A sun dog hovers above Airport Heights Drive in a view looking south Wednesday afternoon Dec. 5, 2012 in east Anchorage.
Low clouds blanket Anchorage east of downtown on Friday morning, December 7, 2012. An optical illusion known as Fata Morgana distorts the view of the mountains west of Cook Inlet. Alternating warm and cold layers of air bend light to create the effect
Star the reindeer crosses 6th Avenue during a walk downtown on Friday, December 7, 2012, with help from Albert Whitehead. KSKA radio journalist Daysha Eaton walks along side the pair and interviews Whitehead for a story. Star lives in an enclosure at 10th Avenue and I Street downtown and can frequently be seen being led on walks and appearing at events around the city
An old barn has seen better days along Bodenburg Loop Road in Butte. The Palmer area and much of Southcentral Alaska stayed below zero in temperatures for much of Wednesday, December 5, 2012. Take a photographic tour of part of the Valley along the Glenn and Old Glenn Highways on a clear, cold day at the Focal Point photo blog at adn.com/focalpoint
The tugboat Glacier Wind is docked near the Port of Anchorage boat launch Friday morning, December 7, 2012, as the sun hits the mountains across Cook Inlet
I hope you all enjoy, I included the captions!! As well, while we are on the topic of pictures I also wanted to share this with you.
Gary Jones is a good friend of ours, he works with Jason and has for years.. in the time that we've known him he has taken up photography and although his photographs from all over are absolutely amazing, his pictures from here blow me away as he post them daily on facebook. Gary has sold his pictures on Etsy for quite some time now and having such great luck he decided to open his own website where you can purchase pictures.
Jason and I bought a beautiful picture of his from NYC of the skyline with the tribute to the twin towers, its amazing. Gary guarantees quality and if you are not happy with the photograph when you receive it he will not charge you, he always wants his customers to be happy! His prices are more than reasonable, the pictures of amazing! Please take a look!
http://www.jjoutdoorphotography.com/
Amazing pictures !
ReplyDeleteGreat photos...going to look at Gary's site now. I love the river photo and the old barn (I'd love to explore it, though it doesn't look very sound!).
ReplyDeleteI know I thought the same thing! I hope you enjoy Gary's website.. his pictures are pretty amazing! I thought you would really enjoy them!
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