Photos from our Inuvik run, Summer of 1996
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West
Texas
New
Mexico
New
Mexico
Continental
Divide
Arizona,
outside of Flagstaff
Sequoia
NP, after the bear raid on the food locker
Closeup
of bear damage
Kings
Canyon NP (I use this shot as my desktop picture. Beautiful.)
Sunset
in Kings Canyon NP
Grizzly
falls, Kings Canyon NP
Another
shot of Kings Canyon NP sunset
San
Francisco bay area
Seals
at Fisherman's Wharf
Golden
Gate bridge, shrouded in fog
Oregon
coastline
More
Oregon coastline
Oregon
surf
Cove
on Oregon coastline
Composite
of 2 photos taken to the right of the above photo
Sunset
on the Washington coastline
Monument
at the Canadian border
Flowers
in the shape of the Canadian flag, Canadian border
All
the busses lined up in Vancouver, prior to departure
British
Columbia scenery
British
Columbia skyline
All
the busses lined up at a Mohawk station, British Columbia, day
1
More
BC scenery
There's
actually a black bear in those shadows, but it's real hard to pick
out...
Another
roadside shot
The
signpost forest, Yukon Territory
Another
shot of the signpost forest
Texas
flag at the signpost forest
Bison
on the side of the road
The
convoy lined up at a construction delay
Goats
licking salt from the road
Campground
on the Klondike River
The
Dempster Highway, several hundred miles of shale...
Sidways
Sue earns her name, just a few miles onto the Dempster
Tombstone
Mountain, off the Dempster
Bob
Hoover and Myself, changing his tire at the Arctic Circle
Our
poor bus on arrival in Inuvik
Camped
out at Inuvik
The
intrepid Inuvikers, lined up at our Northernmost point,
Tuktoyaktuk
Strolling
the beach at the Arctic Ocean
Sunset
over the Arctic Ocean
Another
shot of the Arctic sunset
High
priced food at the Tuk grocery store-about the size of a 7-11 in the
states...
I
begin the journey South, towards home, for the first time in over a
month
2AM,
Inuvik
2:30AM,
Inuvik, as dark as it will get this evening
A
last photo of the group at Inuvik, before heading south
Tundra
More
tundra
Indra
in her usual traveling position
Corrine,
Lauren, and Gary Millang, who we shared campsites with on many
occasions
Sideways
Sue and Shadow, both hailing from Ohio
Russ,
Lynn, Pam and Doug Freeman, who caught up with us 1 day before
Inuvik
Pete
and Sallye Clark, from Washington
Neil
and Niniek Wigly, also from Washington
Ivette
Martin and Jorge Pasarell, from Puerto Rico
Jack
Stafford, out of Orange County, California
Tobin
and Christa Ovenell, the instigators from Vancouver, British
Columbia
Boya
Lake, back in British Columbia-our last night together as a
group
Another
shot of Boya Lake
Glacier,
close to Stewart, British Columbia
Montana's
Speed Limit-"Safe and Reasonable"
Big
Sky Country
Waterfall
near entry to Yellowstone NP
Lake
in Yellowstone NP
Civilization
meets Old Faithful
Old
Faithful performs as planned
The
sky reflects in a pond near the southern side of Yellowstone
NP
Sunny
Baba and Prarrie Rose's "renewed" 1927 Chevy
A
frontal view of the '27 Chevy
Interior
of the '27 Chevy
Jenny
Lake, Grand Teton NP
Sinks
Canyon State Park, Wyoming
Rainbow
over New Mexico
Lightning
strikes in New Mexico
Yes,
there's forest country in New Mexico! I have photographic
proof!
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West
Texas
New
Mexico
New
Mexico
Continental
Divide
Arizona,
outside of Flagstaff
Sequoia
NP, after the bear raid on the food locker
Closeup
of bear damage
Kings
Canyon NP (I use this shot as my desktop picture. Beautiful.)
Sunset
in Kings Canyon NP
Grizzly
falls, Kings Canyon NP
Another
shot of Kings Canyon NP sunset
San
Francisco bay area
Seals
at Fisherman's Wharf
Golden
Gate bridge, shrouded in fog
Oregon
coastline
More
Oregon coastline
Cove
on Oregon coastline
Composite
of 2 photos taken to the right of the above photo
Sunset
on the Washington coastline
Monument
at the Canadian border
Flowers
in the shape of the Canadian flag, Canadian border
All
the busses lined up in Vancouver, prior to departure
British
Columbia scenery
British
Columbia skyline
All
the busses lined up at a Mohawk station, British Columbia, day
1
More
BC scenery
There's
actually a black bear in those shadows, but it's real hard to pick
out...
Another
roadside shot
The
signpost forest, Yukon Territory
Another
shot of the signpost forest
Texas
flag at the signpost forest
Bison
on the side of the road
The
convoy lined up at a construction delay
Goats
licking salt from the road
Campground
on the Klondike River
The
Dempster Highway, several hundred miles of shale...
Sidways
Sue earns her name, just a few miles onto the Dempster
Tombstone
Mountain, off the Dempster
Bob
Hoover and Myself, changing his tire at the Arctic Circle
Our
poor bus on arrival in Inuvik
Camped
out at Inuvik
The
intrepid Inuvikers, lined up at our Northernmost point,
Tuktoyaktuk
Strolling
the beach at the Arctic Ocean
Sunset
over the Arctic Ocean
Another
shot of the Arctic sunset
High
priced food at the Tuk grocery store-about the size of a 7-11 in the
states...
I
begin the journey South, towards home, for the first time in over a
month
2AM,
Inuvik
A
last photo of the group at Inuvik, before heading south
Tundra
More
tundra
Indra
in her usual traveling position
Corrine,
Lauren, and Gary Millang, who we shared campsites with on many
occasions
Sideways
Sue and Shadow, both hailing from Ohio
Russ,
Lynn, Pam and Doug Freeman, who caught up with us 1 day before
Inuvik
Pete
and Sallye Clark, from Washington
Ivette
Martin and Jorge Pasarell, from Puerto Rico
Jack
Stafford, out of Orange County, California
Tobin
and Christa Ovenell, the instigators from Vancouver, British
Columbia
Boya
Lake, back in British Columbia-our last night together as a
group
Another
shot of Boya Lake
Glacier,
close to Stewart, British Columbia
Montana's
Speed Limit-"Safe and Reasonable"
Big
Sky Country
Waterfall
near entry to Yellowstone NP
Lake
in Yellowstone NP
Civilization
meets Old Faithful
Old
Faithful performs as planned
The
sky reflects in a pond near the southern side of Yellowstone
NP
Sunny
Baba and Prarrie Rose's "renewed" 1927 Chevy
A
frontal view of the '27 Chevy
Interior
of the '27 Chevy
Jenny
Lake, Grand Teton NP
Sinks
Canyon State Park, Wyoming
Rainbow
over New Mexico
Lightning
strikes in New Mexico
Yes,
there's forest country in New Mexico! I have photographic
proof!