Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage Alaska area pictures

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Anchorage,Parkinglot moose (69kb jpg)
Photo Bill Jager '00.
This is a moose I came face to face with as I walked around the corner of a building. As I came face to face with this moose I had to back away -- luckily I had the camera and was able to take a couple of pictures before it wandered off.

Anchorage, Parkinglot moose (69kb jpg)
Photo Bill Jager '00.
Moose are often seen in the Anchorage area walking across roads and highways and in housing areas.

Portage Glacier, Alaska (124kb jpg - Large file)
Photo Bill Jager '00. Portage Glacier.
Small iceberg floating in the lake at Portage Glacier Visiting Center.

Redoubt Volcano(44kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '00.
Sunset at the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. The Mountain in the sunset is the Redoubt Volcano and is about 95 miles from Anchorage.

Sunset at Beluga Point(35kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '00.
Beluga Point Sunset.

Sunset at Beluga Point(98kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '00.
The mountains behind Beluga Point turn a red rose tint from a sunset.

Anchorage Alaska sunset in Apr 02(58kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '02.
April '02 sunset reflecting off of the buildings in Anchorage, Alaska.

Mount Susitna, Alaska sunset in Apr 02(37kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '02.
April '02 sunset image of Mount Susitna.

Riding the bore tide(108kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '02.
Kayakers preparing to ride the bore tide at Bird Point in Turnagain Arm. The bore tide is a small tidal wave that can create a wall of water as high as 6 feet and travel up to 15 mph with an incoming tide.

Turnagain Arm Reflections(47kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '01.
Reflection of the snow covered mountains seen in Turnagain Arm traveling along the Seward Highway.

Westchester Lagoon(90kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager Sept-00.
Westchester Lagoon in September. Westchester Lagoon is just off 15th Street in Anchorage.

Mount McKinley(48kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager Aug-01.
Denali, called High One, by the Athabascan (Alaska Native) people for thousands of years before the White people arrived and changed the name to Mount McKinley. Denali (Mount McKinley) is the tallest mountain on the North American Continent at 20,320 feet and still growing by by three quarters of an inch a year. Denali (Mount McKinley) is approximately 235 north of Anchorage.

Denail(62kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager Sept-01.
Another view of Denali (Mount McKinley) in September.

Alaska Fall(106kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager Sept-01.
The first snowfall of the year covering the mountains and colors of Alaska blue berries, fire weed and other vegetation in the fall of September 01 - North of Anchorage on George Parks Highway.

Caribou(46kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager Sept-01.
Caribou (wild reindeer) feeding and roaming the Alaska hills at dusk.

Dall sheep grazing(94kb jpg)
Photo by Bill Jager '02.
Dall sheep grazing along the Seward Highway at Turnagain Arm south of Beluga Point.

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