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 Post subject: Knik Glacier, Alaska - 12/26/05
PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 1:17 am 
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Hey everyone! More wheeling going on up here in Alaska. This time we made it to the glacier, but getting there was a little bit more eventful for everyone. Here are a few pics, and the rest are at the link on the bottom.

Getting across the big creek
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Rubicon broke throught the ice. We had quite a ways of this. A good number, myself definately not exempt, had quite a time getting through there. Slick ice to walk on too.
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FJ-Something-or-other. Just my favorite pic from the trip.
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More of getting across the big creek.
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Sorry, they're not in order. (I tried, but failed miserably)
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oh wow, beautiful country up there. I have always wanted to run the Alacan all they up to Prudhoe Bay (well as far as the oil companies will let me go). I say we make it a LOST Run, LOST in the Arctic!!!

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wow nice scenery and pictures but looks wayyyy to cold for me - Aliyah


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It actually wasn't that bad until we got to the glacier, then it was really windy and cold. Good boots and a warm coat and you're good to go. And leave the jeep running with the heat blasting helps a litle too...

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God, I miss AK!!! I spent 3 years up there, in Anchorage and I just loved wheelin' out there with my '89 Ramcharger. I'm in CO now, in a KJ but i sooo miss the frigid north!!!


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I like the picture of them holding on the that poor tree. Guess it was strong enough to keep them from falling.

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That's beautiful!

I's love to be up there wheeling with scenery like that all around.

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It's an amazing place, you can litterally point a camera in any direction without looking and still take a beautiful picture!


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NICE VAN its even got a snorkel.

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That departure angle has got to be a killer though!

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I love the pics. I wheeled Knik with some buddies who used to live up there, a couple of years ago. I have never been so cold in my life as when I stood next to that glacier with the wind coming off. Did you go up to Butcher Baker's cabin on the cliff? And is there still a blue subuaru stuck in the river on the access road in? Can't remeber the name of the club, I think it was Kodiak off road. Anyway I know one of the guys is still up there. Does Curtis ring a bell? Probably the only black guy with a cut down XJ in the whole state. That trip was some of the best wheeling I have ever seen. If only the wife could get a job up there we would move.

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