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  • Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

    Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

  • Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Blueberry Lake - Thompson Pass - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Bridal Veil Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Bridal Veil Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Bridal Veil Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Bridal Veil Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Richardson Highway near Fairbanks - Alaska - USA

    Richardson Highway near Fairbanks - Alaska - USA

  • Fall Colors - Edgerton Highway - Alaska - USA

    Fall Colors - Edgerton Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Horse Tail Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA "Located on Richardson Highway in Keystone Canyon just outside of Valdez. This picturesque fall is fed by snow and ice melt and empties into the Lowe River. The roadside pullout is next to the waterfall and provides easy access to it with plenty of parking."

    Horse Tail Falls - Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA "Located on Richardson Highway in Keystone Canyon just outside of Valdez. This picturesque fall is fed by snow and ice melt and empties into the Lowe River. The roadside pullout is next to the waterfall and provides easy access to it with plenty of parking."

  • Horses - Edgerton Highway - Alaska - USA

    Horses - Edgerton Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

    Keystone Canyon - Richardson Highway - Alaska - USA

  • Liberty Falls - Copper River Valley - Alaska - USA

    Liberty Falls - Copper River Valley - Alaska - USA

  • Liberty Falls - Copper River Valley - Alaska - USA "Liberty Falls State Recreational Site is located near Chitina in the Copper River Valley. The site is located just off the road and adjacent to the cascading Liberty Falls and Creek."

    Liberty Falls - Copper River Valley - Alaska - USA "Liberty Falls State Recreational Site is located near Chitina in the Copper River Valley. The site is located just off the road and adjacent to the cascading Liberty Falls and Creek."

  • Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

    Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

  • Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

    Matanuska Glacier, Alaska

  • Alaska Travel Photography - Matanuska Valley - Matanuska Glacier

    Alaska Travel Photography - Matanuska Valley - Matanuska Glacier

  • Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

    Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

  • Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

    Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

  • Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA "Part of Valdez's heritage is located 7 miles up beautiful Mineral Creek Canyon. Established as a result of gold fever, the same fever that gave birth to the town of Valdez, the Stamp Mill stands a tribute to the efforts of early miners to strike it rich. The Stamp Mill then and now is state owned, but it was built by W.L. Smith during the summer and winter of 1913. It took a total of two men to work the stamp mill at all times. During its first year of operation, the stamp mill produced 120 tons of ore and used only two stamps that weighed a total of 1,200 lbs." http://www.valdezalaska.org/history/stampMill.html

    Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA "Part of Valdez's heritage is located 7 miles up beautiful Mineral Creek Canyon. Established as a result of gold fever, the same fever that gave birth to the town of Valdez, the Stamp Mill stands a tribute to the efforts of early miners to strike it rich. The Stamp Mill then and now is state owned, but it was built by W.L. Smith during the summer and winter of 1913. It took a total of two men to work the stamp mill at all times. During its first year of operation, the stamp mill produced 120 tons of ore and used only two stamps that weighed a total of 1,200 lbs." http://www.valdezalaska.org/history/stampMill.html

  • Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

    Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA

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    Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA "Part of Valdez's heritage is located 7 miles up beautiful Mineral Creek Canyon. Established as a result of gold fever, the same fever that gave birth to the town of Valdez, the Stamp Mill stands a tribute to the efforts of early miners to strike it rich. The Stamp Mill then and now is state owned, but it was built by W.L. Smith during the summer and winter of 1913. It took a total of two men to work the stamp mill at all times. During its first year of operation, the stamp mill produced 120 tons of ore and used only two stamps that weighed a total of 1,200 lbs." http://www.valdezalaska.org/history/stampMill.html
    Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA
    Stamp Mill - Mineral Creek - Valdez - Alaska - USA "Part of Valdez's heritage is located 7 miles up beautiful Mineral Creek Canyon. Established as a result of gold fever, the same fever that gave birth to the town of Valdez, the Stamp Mill stands a tribute to the efforts of early miners to strike it rich. The Stamp Mill then and now is state owned, but it was built by W.L. Smith during the summer and winter of 1913. It took a total of two men to work the stamp mill at all times. During its first year of operation, the stamp mill produced 120 tons of ore and used only two stamps that weighed a total of 1,200 lbs." http://www.valdezalaska.org/history/stampMill.html