A kayaker maneuvers his way around bergy bits on Mendenhall Lake.
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Juneau Alaska (pronounced June-oh) is a small community snug in the southeast panhandle of Alaska. Surrounded by sea, mountains, and ice fields, roughly 30,000 adventurous souls call it home. The City and Borough of Juneau is larger than the state of Rhode Island, and is the only landlocked state capital in the United States (Hawaii being waterlocked). This area was originally a favorite fishing area of the Tlingit people, while the city was founded around the discovery of gold in the 1880s. Today the top employers are government, tourism, and mining.
(58° 23′ 0″ N, 134° 11′ 0″ W).
(58° 23′ 0″ N, 134° 11′ 0″ W).
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12 comments:
What an amazing shot and effect!!
My Ruby Tuesday
I love the deep rich colors in this photo and that little spot of red. Very beautiful.
BRRRRR!!! But how beautiful, so worth the chill :)
Hood Photo Blog
Brrrr.... Beautifully done. Love that twisted fish logo down below too. Cool name for a restaurant.
Beautiful, creative presentation of a glorious scene! Love the touch of red in an icy world!
Wonderful photo. Seems a bit cold though to be cayaking there. Very nice wiew, thanks for sharing
Christina, sweden
wow this was a great picture! Love it and the way you have treated it afterwards
absolutely breath taking. What more can be said
Your photos are amazing. Juneau seems like a beautiful place, maybe a bit of wilderness still remains.
I just popped over from Cozy Little House where Brenda spotlighted you on her welcome wagon.
Hello, I just jumped over from Cozy Little House. Your photos are absolutely beautiful. I've been browsing some of your older posts and I just loved the photo of the eagles in the tree tops. I must confess that when I think of Alaska, I only think of snow. But now I see there is so much more. Thanks for sharing a wonderful part of the world with us.
Super shot. what fun that would be.
Are you having crazy weather up there like we are having here? MB
Brenda from Cozy Little House sent me over to welcome you. I have never been to Alaska, so your photos of Juneau are just fascinating! You live in such a remote and beautiful paradise. I live in Idaho which is remote and beautiful too. Come visit me sometime!
Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
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