Here are a few photos from our trip. They are all included in the travelog referenced above. Read it first! (explanation)

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New Posted July 26th, 2001      (Well, they were new for a while . . .)

• Reflection of mountain and lake on the Cassiar highway in northern B.C.
  
• Jane Lava flow (1700's) in the Nass River valley
  
• Bear Glacier calving bergs into Bear Lake
  
• Jane in front of the Salmon glacier's split
  
• Looking down the Salmon valley
  
• Looking back up from the toe of the Salmon Glacier
  
• M.V. Queen of Prince Rupert is a sister ship of the M.V. Queen of the North (another view)
  
• After kayaking on Pender Island
  
• Our friend, Peter Binner, touching up his 28 foot couble ended cutter rigged sailboat, in back of his house on Pender Island
  

Posted July 23rd

• A Mountain on the Dempster -- looks like a gravel pile
  
• Cityscape in downtown Tuk
  
• Dawson City downtown
  
• Every building in Inuvik has to be built off the ground
  
• A utilidor which connects water and sewer service to every building in Inuvik
  
• Thecommunity greenhouse in Inuvik, exterior view
  
• The same greenhouse, interior view
  

Posted July 20th

• Jane and Tracy canoeing on the Yukon River
  
• Self portrait: Canoeing as an attempt to forestall the aging process
  
• Jane after canoeing the Yukon River
  
• Tracy standing next to the Yukon in Whitehorse
• Jane looks much better standing in nearly the same spot
  

Posted July 14th

• A caribou in western Alberta
  
• Louise Falls was one of the first falls we camped near after entering the Northwest Territories
  
• Lady Evelyn Falls about a mile upstream
  
• A bison on the way from Hay River to Yellowknife
  
• Sambaa Dey Falls between Fort Providence and Fort Simpson
  
• The beach on Great Slave Lake at Hay River.
  
• Laird Hotsprings in northern BC
  
• At a lunch stop by a lake in southern Yukon
  
• Snow on the Dempster. Five minutes later we were in a blizard.
  
• Crossing the Arctic Circle northbound
  
• A view of Inuvik from 600 feet (up)
  
• Enroute to Tuk in a Cessna 206
  
• Proof we were actally in Tuk (not done with Photoshop)
  
• Jane dipping her toes in the Beaufort Sea (part of the Arctic Ocean). I did too!
  
• Looking southwest down the Dempster toward the Richardson Mountains
  
• Crossing the Arctic Circle southbound
  
• A scraggley lone wolf on the Dempster
  
• Jane after whitewater canoeing on the Klondike River
  
• I went canoeing too