Alaskan Spring

Ice melting on Chena Lakes, near North Pole, Alaska
I am currently visiting one of my sisters. She lives in North Pole, Alaska. It is a long flight from Washington, DC, to Fairbanks. With a short layover in Seattle, Washington, the trip is 11 hours, not counting getting to the airport from home. I can fly to Europe in half the time. I usually travel to Alaska for the Christmas holidays, but this year I am visiting for my nephew’s high school graduation. It is mid-May and the weather has been lovely. We even went camping last weekend at the lake in this photograph. The ice was almost gone. I loved the shadows of the trees and clouds on the open water.
Tuesday Photo Challenge: Travel
So beautiful and tranquil, Marie.
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Thanks so much.
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I would live to visit Alastair. Such a beautiful post. You are blessed.
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Great shot!
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Gorgeous photo and wonderful post!
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Thanks, Frank. How your Italy trip is going splendidly.
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Thank you! It’s wonderful!
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How absolutely beautiful. What a pristine looking landscape.
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Thanks so much.
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How surreal the photos are. Enjoy your Alaskan holiday and the nephew’s moment in the sun 🙂
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