The past few days of news just totally sucked the wind out of my sails. Syrian conflict and refugees. Remembrances of 9-11 and how our country responded to this challenge. Global warming. It just goes on–argh!
So what to do? Remember, there is nature, nature, nature. I miss what Alaska could give me on a crisp, clear fall day. The colors and the cold air are without peers. Though, I would love to see what the fall colors in Kamchatka look like–I bet as pristine. So, in honor of tuning out the world and turning on to nature, I present for you fall in Alaska. All the shots were taken in Chugach State Park and one of the moose in the driveway next to my house in urban Anchorage. (Click on each photo to see a larger picture on a separate picture page.)
Since I left Alaska in May after 20 years I so miss the drive to my cabin through the intense fall colors.
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Yeah, those colors are really memorable. There is no substitute for experiencing them in person, with those crisp September winds. It’s my first and lasting memory of moving to the Great Land in August 2004.
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I can relate to tuning out the world. You did not mention “the debate”!
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