alaska

Started down over Sloko Lake.

To think that this is moving slowly!!!

Wait until you see these in high-rez!

It was soooo exciting. Look at the sediment being carved from the peak. There’s an advantage in flying slow – with the window open! (in my humble opinion)

We’re at 6000′ and guessing that the clouds are at 7000′. We didn’t want to go too high and get caught in the wedge. Just beautiful.

I can see a calendar in our future! Even though it wasn’t clear and sunny, the clouds actually gave us a great contrast. Notice some small ice chunks off of the Glacier. The toe has […]

It didn’t matter which way you looked it was breathtaking.

Jamie gave us a superb briefing on the routes and things to look out for. Heading down the Torres Channel towards the Llewylly Glacier to see if the cloud layer will allow us to over […]

The crew from the Pine Tree restaurant did a great job of the BBQ. “Mr. Kane” was very happy about the Stanley Cup (had a Patrick Kane shirt on) – he had done some “camp […]

The local aviation group, lead by Jamie Tait and his wife, really made our visit great! We’re being briefed about our arrival procedures at Whitehorse. One of the big benefits of the tour – is […]

I had no idea that the Short Brothers Aerospace was founded in 1905 and was the worlds first manufacturer of production aircraft. Currently owned by Bombardier and located in Belfast. I can see why Jamie […]

A Shorts aircraft on final in Atlin – above some of our tour group. Jamie Tait still has 4 or 5 of the aircraft and loads of parts.

Tom and Ann Inglis lead the way in QD, near Teslin at about 4500′ We are about to turn left and climb to 6000 as we head to Surprise Lake and Atlin. Even though the […]

There’s about 300 full time residence and 600 in the summertime. One restaurant which we kept very busy. I couldn’t figure out why the lake looked like it had a ‘tide’ but was told by […]

Yes there was some mosquitoes. Gloria is prepared!