S K I A K 12 M O N T H S
– A VISUAL STORY OF SKIING EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR IN ALASKA–
SEPTEMBER 2016
OCTOBER 2016
NOT SURPRISINGLY, AUGUST WAS THE TOUGHEST MONTH OF THE YEAR TO FIND SKIING. THERE WAS NO TRACE OF NEW SNOW AS IT USUALLY ARRIVES IN SEPTEMBER SO WHATEVER WE COULD FIND WAS FROM THE SEASON BEFORE. BUT WE DID FIND THE LAST OF IT ON JEWEL GLACIER.
ALEX AND HIS DOGS MAKING THEIR WAY.
GETTING ON JEWEL GLACIER.
VIEWS LOOKING TOWARDS CROW PASS.
THE RAIN STARTED AS SOON AS WE WERE GETTING READY TO SKI. BUT IT DIDN'T MATTER. THIS WAS THE END OF THE 12 MONTHS OF SKIING PROJECT SO I WAS HAPPY I HAD ACCOMPLISHED THE GOAL.
THE LAST OF THE SUMMER VIEWS ON THE WAY DOWN. THE FLOWERS WILL GIVE WAY TO SNOW VERY SOON AND I WILL BE UP THERE, LOOKING FOR NEW SNOW. BUT I'LL PROBABLY PASS JULY AND AUGUST FROM NOW ON ;)
