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Soon enough the sun will no longer crest these mountain tops. The house will be in shadow for about 3 weeks, during which time we'll have to travel up the hillside a little bit to actually see it.

Was fun to watch these two playfully skate on this large frozen lake. Free to move around freely, and as though no one was watching. Without seeing their face, their movement told me of the joy they were feeling.

This tiny bit of rainbow bringing a little color into an otherwise very gray and cold landscape. Just look at that snow blowing across the road.

Our igloo is, well, not coming along. These cold days have made for the driest snow. That, and being -20° has made it less fun to stand around making bricks. But... the fire pit in front of the igloo is still killer.

I'd swear it was a painting had I not taken this photo myself. The sky opposite the sunset has been more impressive than the sunset itself.

I know it's not Thursday anymore, but I'm gonna go out on the edge and continue to share a few more old photos.

A coffee with a view.

My first trip to Alaska was in 2012, June I believe. I didn't know anything about this place, except that one of my old roommates grew up here. She grew up in Palmer, so that's the direction I headed. Took a cruise up to Hatcher Pass, pictured here, and then a cruise up the Glenn Hwy.

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Soon enough the sun will no longer crest these mountain tops. The house will be in shadow for about 3 weeks, during which time we'll have to travel up the hillside a little bit to actually see it.

Was fun to watch these two playfully skate on this large frozen lake. Free to move around freely, and as though no one was watching. Without seeing their face, their movement told me of the joy they were feeling.

This tiny bit of rainbow bringing a little color into an otherwise very gray and cold landscape. Just look at that snow blowing across the road.

Our igloo is, well, not coming along. These cold days have made for the driest snow. That, and being -20° has made it less fun to stand around making bricks. But... the fire pit in front of the igloo is still killer.

I'd swear it was a painting had I not taken this photo myself. The sky opposite the sunset has been more impressive than the sunset itself.

I know it's not Thursday anymore, but I'm gonna go out on the edge and continue to share a few more old photos.

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