See Dad, the sun does shine in Wrangell. Haha!

This is what Wrangell looks like from the top of Mt.Dewey. This was a BEAUTIFUL Alaskan day!

I may be in a cloud but my trusty skis are beside me. The light isn't too bad now but later it became just about the flattest light I have skied in. November 26, 2005. Same day as the next picture. Difference is two hours and about 2200'. Note the snow up to the bindings on the skis, about 25 inches.

Skis... Check! Poles.... Check! Snow.... Check! Just need some climbing gear to get to the top of the trees where the snow resides.

 

Sunset over the nose. Picture from near the trailhead of the Mt. Dewey Trail.

 

Same day as the next picture, the only difference is about 2000' of elevation.

 

November 5, 2005. Time to ski. Picture was taken from the North Wrangell High Country Shelter, elevation about 2600'.

A tree just after sunrise next to the trail going up to the North Wrangell High Country Shelter. This picture was taken 10/5/05, the same day I took my sister to the high country shelter.

North Wrangell High Country Shelter was getting some use when I took this picture Saturday afternoon, October 29. Most of the earlier snow had melted but new snow was falling fast.

Captivating!

Another glance from the jet.

View from the jet at the glaciers and mountains between Juneau and Anchorage. Christina went to Anchorage for a few days. This is what I call ALASKA!

Quent fishing...except we don't think there's any fish in Long Lake.

Shadow the Cute.

"...high on the hill...yodalady, yodalady, yodalady, yoda-whoo-whoo-whoo...one little girl in the pale pink coat heard..." (Christina yodeling...sorta!)

Christina

Quent and Christina in front of Long Lake.

Another beauty!

Beautiful view!

Peek-a-boo!