Friday, October 7, 2011

Day 86, 3/27/2011

The sign outside the Daily News Miner newspaper building alerting you to the fact that you are on candid camera. (photo by Doug Montgomery)

The Denali State Bank building in downtown Fairbanks used to be St. Joseph’s Hospital. The photographer (Doug Montgomery) and many other lifelong Fairbanks residents were born there. It was converted to a bank in the mid 1980’s.

The Chena Marina float pond receives planes throughout the summer months, and snowmachiners play there in the winter. Many local pilots own land around the pond, and some live there full time. Notice the sign - I know a few pilots that have Labradors and other water dogs; I bet they have a heck of a time keeping them out of the float planes’ way! (photo by Doug Montgomery)

Fort Wainwright friend Charlie Bailey fires up the grill for the first time this year this fine spring morning. (photo by Jennifer Bailey)

Good thing dinner is done! What happened in the last couple hours?! Oh well, that’s springtime in Alaska. (photo by Jennifer Bailey)

Snow removal on Fort Wainwright. (photo by Jennifer Bailey)

My colleague Lois put the harbinger of summer, her pink flamingo, out a little too early. Is there a theme of consternation recurring in these last few photos? (photo by Lois Dalle-Molle)

I want to enthusiastically thank all my friends who contributed photos from this weekend for rallying during my hiatus! Way to go guys!

Side Trip, Girdwood, Alaska...


Today Matt and I travelled with our friends Dana, Wyatt and Wade McGann from their home in Palmer to he Alyeska Ski Resort in Girdwood off Turnagain Arm.

Matt and I pose at the top (while Wade inserts his cheeky little face in the background). (photo by Dana McGann)
A somewhat bored lift attendant surreptitiously deploys a snowball from his prepared tray toward an unsuspecting skier.
Matt Wade and Wyatt peer into the forbidden zone. (photo by Dana McGann)
A lovely view of Cook Inlet from the top. (photo by Dana McGann)




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