Summit Lake, Chugach National Forest, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.
Just about every road through a mountain pass in Alaska passes by a lake with the name Summit Lake – the Seward Highway is no exception. I must say, I have yet to see an ugly Summit Lake!
This was yesterday afternoon – water seeping through cracks in the ice melted some of the fresh snow and created what I thought were interesting patterns on the lake surface.
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Nice capture of the patterns on the lake. Looks like winter has come in Alaska
We have an Artist in the making of those Patterns-Wished you would have Captured who it was!!
Hey Ron,
Look like me tele tracks. 🙂
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Carl
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Thanks a lot everyone!
@ Toni – Mother Nature makes a darn good artist!
@ Carl – Do you skies cross each other back and forth like that? 🙂
Hey Ron,
They’ve been known to, on occasion. 🙂
No ‘e’ in skis. 🙂
Cheers
Carl
Nice Ron! Quite a contrast from the southwest, but I’m sure it’s good to be home.
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Thanks Russ – It is good to be home!
Hey Carl, O, I guess your skis are far more likely to cross then your skies LOL.
Hey Ron,
Particularly when I’m the one skiing. Speaking of which, new bindings and boots today .. it’s a 3-pin telemark world from here forward.
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Carl
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Hi Carl – Wow, that should be fun – and very challenging!
hey Ron,
I fell down one time today. Only one.
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Carl
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Not bad Carl!
Hi,
I liked you pics very much.
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Thanks!