Photography- one photo a day

[AKDoc]

It's definitely that time of year AKTb. I'll bet he's pushing 6...squared for sure.

 

[Rock4]

Insane thread

 

[Carrot Farmer]

That young man looks like a player!
ya!
GWB

He swings for the fences, every time


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[damxam]

 

[Ross]

spring

 

[alaskanparret]

Zoom in and you can see me standing down by the cave.


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[Geedubya]

Mighty fine stuff guys!

Y'all are a hard act for a Texas "flatlander" to follow!

ya!

GWB

 

[Geedubya]

Here we hunt trespass leases on private property. These photo was taken a while ago on the Briscoe Ranch, some 60K low-fenced/no fenced acres in the Texas hill country. I reckon the title of the thread sez' one pix a day, but it took two snaps and was still not able to catch the whole. The camera I was using at the time and the resulting images do not do it justice.

ya!

GWB

 

[mtwarden]

 

[damxam]

 

[Geedubya]

Wow!

Just Wow!

ya!

GWB

 

[JustJustin]

Storm rolling across the valley.

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[Antarctica]

My wife and I will be heading up the Haul Road (Dalton Highway), past the Arctic Circle and through the Brooks Range at the end of next month with our truck and camper. We've done it a few times already (once all the way to Prudhoe), but it's been a while. With the border closed to the YT, it seems like a perfect time to get up there again. I was looking through some pictures this morning from our last trip a few years ago, and I thought others might enjoy seeing a few memorable images from that far north drive...

Curious - Do you tow a trailer or use a truck camper?

Something I've always wanted to do...

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Black-backed gulls against a Fla. sunset...

 

[AKDoc]

Curious - Do you tow a trailer or use a truck camper?

Something I've always wanted to do...

You should do it! We have a truck camper...it's the way to go on that trip IMO. I also always have two-spares on rims and other "just in case" things with me!

We've also done the Dempster Highway a couple of times. It goes up through the YT and NWT to the Beaufort Sea. That trip is also very scenic and quite the experience.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

You should do it! We have a truck camper...it's the way to go on that trip IMO. I also always have two-spares on rims and other "just in case" things with me!

We've also done the Dempster Highway a couple of times. It goes up through the YT and NWT to the Beaufort Sea. That trip is also very scenic and quite the experience.

I tried that drive in Sept. about 30 years ago in my 4X4 Nissan PU. I wanted to get all the way to Prudhoe. As I was climbing the pass, it began snowing and sticking. After a few miles, I started thinking that if I kept going, it might take a long time before I could get back over the pass because I didn't have chains with me. Thus, I turned around and headed back to town.

 

[Antarctica]

You should do it! We have a truck camper...it's the way to go on that trip IMO. I also always have two-spares on rims and other "just in case" things with me!

We've also done the Dempster Highway a couple of times. It goes up through the YT and NWT to the Beaufort Sea. That trip is also very scenic and quite the experience.

Maybe someday!!

I have a truck camper (old, kinda crappy) and a good truck to do it (7.3 dually 4x4 crew), its just so damned far from me. I've thought of planning a couple of summer vacations when the kids get a little older that places the truck in strategic locations -i.e. do the west one summer, then ferry the truck up to alaska for the next summer, then the haul road or dempster or something, then work the truck back south. Maybe spend month each summer doing a 'section' of a much larger vacation.

 

[Kquinn511]

Springtime

 

[Geedubya]

A spot off the beaten path, somewhere in the Smokies'

ya!

GWB

 

[alaskanparret]

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