Any dGrinners in Alaska

[Angelo]

Go take as many pictures of ANWR as possible. They will be worth much in years to come, to show the beauty of the area pre-Bush,II

[wxwax]

You sir, are trying to stir it up. :cool

:toni

Anyway, it's kinda hard to get to, ya know. Not a lot of roads in ol' AK.

[digital faerie]

Go take as many pictures of ANWR as possible. They will be worth much in years to come, to show the beauty of the area pre-Bush,II
that's funny Angelo! wait, but also very sad. :cry

[patch29]

I was talking to a friend last night about photographing ANWR. I have always wanted to go the the Gates of the Arctic NP, maybe somehow I can arrange to go this summer? :scratch I was thinking they would be valuable to document what is there before it is gone, or has a pipeline running through it.

[Angelo]

You sir, are trying to stir it up. :cool

:toni

Anyway, it's kinda hard to get to, ya know. Not a lot of roads in ol' AK.
heheheheheheheheh :bad

[wxwax]

Found these links while doing some quick research yesterday. The last two links are slideshows.

http://anwr.org/photo.htm
http://www.sierraclub.org/wildlands/arctic/slideshow/index.asp
http://www.sierraclub.org/wildlands/arctic/slideshow/index2.asp

[ian408]

Regardless of what you think about drilling, I would urge you to see
Alaska.

Coldclimb lives in AK.
Ian

[wxwax]

Regardless of what you think about drilling, I would urge you to see
Alaska.

Ian
:nod I would add that I found winter (late Feb.) to be more interesting than spring (May).