The last couple days of sunshine have brought people out of the woodwork to soak up some Vitamin D and enjoy the outdoors. To celebrate the sunshine and cool off, I treated the kids to ice cream cones. While they enjoyed their treat, we looked for Mountain Goats above Juneau and watched the clouds. Ahhh
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Showing posts with label Mountains. Show all posts
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Friday, July 9, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Sky Watch
The weather lately has been spectacular, so for my birthday, my husband and I took a stroll around town before he took me to lunch at The Hangar. We stopped along Seward Street to watch the clouds wisp over Mt. Juneau and the Gross 20th Century Movie Theatre (Juneau's first real movie theatre established in 1911).
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Buildings,
Clouds,
Historical Buildings,
Mountains,
Sky Watch
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Canada Geese
Canada Geese (Branta Canadensis) fly over Eagle Beach at low tide. The Eagle Beach State Recreation Area is located approximately 28.7 miles north of downtown Juneau. The snow-covered peaks, in the background, are a few of the mountains within the Chilkat Mountain Range.
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Labels:
Beaches,
Bird Watching,
Birds,
Mountains,
Wildlife
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Sherwood Cabin
As you head north along Glacier Highway from downtown Juneau, past the airport area, and across Brotherhood Bridge you can see this cabin nestled in a grassy field to the left across from Sherwood Drive.
This area was once part of the Jensine Pederson Dairy, which was later purchased by Curtis Sherwood. Sherwood came to Juneau in 1940 from California. He helped incorporate Glacier Highway Electric Association (GHEA) in Auke Bay and was the president of GHEA for seven years. He was an avid birdwatcher and identified the first cowbirds in Alaska. He also studied the predacious fungi in the sphagnum fields around the Mendenhall Valley. He left Juneau in 1964, and the farm was taken over by the Dept. of Roads when the Glacier Highway was built, however, the land where this cabin sits now belongs to a private owner, so please respect the NO TRESPASSING signs.
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This area was once part of the Jensine Pederson Dairy, which was later purchased by Curtis Sherwood. Sherwood came to Juneau in 1940 from California. He helped incorporate Glacier Highway Electric Association (GHEA) in Auke Bay and was the president of GHEA for seven years. He was an avid birdwatcher and identified the first cowbirds in Alaska. He also studied the predacious fungi in the sphagnum fields around the Mendenhall Valley. He left Juneau in 1964, and the farm was taken over by the Dept. of Roads when the Glacier Highway was built, however, the land where this cabin sits now belongs to a private owner, so please respect the NO TRESPASSING signs.
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Thunder Mountain
Thunder Mountain reflects in a slough along Mendenhall River.
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Labels:
Houses,
Mendenhall River,
Mountains,
Reflections,
Watery Wednesday
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
CBJ Greenhouse
As the weather beings to warm up again, so do the green thumbs at the CBJ (City and Borough of Juneau) greenhouse.
*The mountains in the background are Mt. McGinnis (left) and Mt. Stroller White.
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