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Friday, April 22, 2011

Celebration For All

Celebrating the spring season is a delightful occasion.  Joyful cheers are universal, whether it be in recognition of the power and hope resulting from Christ's resurrection within the Christian community or the reinvestment in a New Year of opportunity by the Buddhist community.  For all, it is a time to be glad.  In climates of dramatic seasonal change the spiritual understanding of victory over death is declared each spring season when the natural world reaffirms this biblical promise.  

In Alaska ecstasy occurs when Nature transforms a frozen, hibernating condition to one of renewal through movement and new life.  While winter's cold splendor may be alluring, only the resurrection event of spring offers a warm embrace while preserving the future.  Alaskans know the certainty of Nature's springtime promise and the aliveness it provides.  Happy Easter!    Doug


Friday, April 15, 2011

'Breaking Up' - Annual Occurance in Alaska

Springtime in Alaska releases winter’s icy grip.  Breakup during spring is a dramatic clashing of natural forces.  From snow covered frozen surfaces to fragmentation and floating ice, resulting moonscape appearing inlets and rivers suggest a mother’s duress at delivery.  The transformation to summer’s ecstasy is a time of celebrated renewal.    -  Doug



From Pursuing the Untamed,  "Unity in Diversity" 

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Alaska Winter's 9th Inning Rally


(Photo by Doug - 03/05/11)
Alaska’s winter mounted a late-inning rally today.  Spring seemed to have the season in-hand when winter came from near elimination for a surprise performance.  While sentiment remains with spring’s promise of success, a final inning rally by winter was applauded.    -  Doug


Friday, April 1, 2011

Alaska Under Siege !

Area Near Proposed Pebble Mine 
(Photo by Doug)
 
Pristine Alaska Under Siege !
Pro-active consideration:   Alaska’s Bristol Bay is being threatened with an irresponsible plan for a huge pit mine. Renown wild salmon and trout fisheries flow next to the proposed site. To learn more go to my ‘Alaska Cache Newsletter’ at:   http://adventurealaska-ltd.com/newsletter/index.htm
Adventure Alaska Ltd