the view from here

A few scenes I've taken in since leaving Atlanta on Friday...

View of Anchorage from Point Woronzof

snow covered mountains coming into Seattle

Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams, I do believe, on approach into SEA-TAC

the beauty of untouched land just before initial descent into ANC

spring time in AK...

day at the beach...a great reminder that the tide comes in fast here

Point Woronzof is right by the airport, so you have plans taking off directly over your head.

Mt. Susitna...The Sleeping Lady...love seeing her with snow!

I had just said I had never seen black sand before...but I was mistaken. :)

downtown Anchorage

around the bend at PW

dandelions with a view

Chugach Mountain range has been entirely visible for the 4 days I've been here...unheard of great weather this week!

I will never tire of this view...

simple beauty

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