I'm pretty sure the Kichatnas are one of the most beautiful places in Alaska. About 50 minutes from Anchorage in the 182. I spent over an hour tonight circling the spires at around 8000 feet. Burned 40 gallons of fuel and ended up landing back at Lake Hood in the dark.
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McKinley For The Afternoon: April 16, 2005
- Ever the adventure-seekers they are, my parents wanted to take an afternoon off of seeing Ari to go see a little bit of Alaska. My wonderfully generous friend Chris Hodel agreed to take us up for a little flight. We flew about 45 minutes in his 206 up to the Mt. McKinley area, spent 30 minutes flying around, then stopped in Talkeetna for a walk and dinner at the Latitude 62 Restaurant. The flight back to town was only about 35 minutes. We flew a few hundred feet above the river for the first half of it, then climbed into the proper airspace before entering the pattern to land at Merrill Field.
Eddie & Jen's Wedding Weekend, San Francisco
- Eddie & Jen's Wedding Weekend was special in many ways: seeing a dear friend formalize the best decision of his life, bringing Ari to the town where Yael and I met, and most of all, catching up with dear friends.
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Incredible shots! What an incredible life you must be living in Alaska.
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By doing we learn.
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