Alaska Traverse

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09-10-2018, 13:43
Colter

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Alaska Traverse

This summer I did a 1,500 mile hiking/paddling traverse of Alaska, from the Arctic Ocean, across the Brooks Range, and all the way to the Pacific tidewater.

I've been posting my journal and photos which you might enjoy, especially if you are interested in wildlife and deep wilderness.

Please check it out!

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09-10-2018, 13:54
Dogwood

R U claiming you're not a cyber adventurer? smiley
09-10-2018, 15:49
illabelle

I've read two days worth, and can see that I DEFINITELY want to read more when I have time.
Thanks for posting!
09-10-2018, 17:55
Shutterbug

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Originally Posted by Colter

This summer I did a 1,500 mile hiking/paddling traverse of Alaska, from the Arctic Ocean, across the Brooks Range, and all the way to the Pacific tidewater.

I've been posting my journal and photos which you might enjoy, especially if you are interested in wildlife and deep wilderness.

Please check it out!

Attachment 43631

I read everything you have posted so far. I look forward to the rest of your journal.
09-10-2018, 20:35
Colter

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Originally Posted by Dogwood

R U claiming you're not a cyber adventurer? smiley

Not exclusively anyway, Dogwood. :)
09-11-2018, 09:36
colorado_rob

WOW Colter, I'm seriously impressed. Well done! You're right up there with Skurka on my list of Top Bad A$$ outdoorsmen! Thanks for sharing.
09-11-2018, 13:53
GruJL

Well done. Looking forward to reading everything
09-11-2018, 16:20
Colter

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Originally Posted by illabelle

I've read two days worth, and can see that I DEFINITELY want to read more when I have time.
Thanks for posting!

Thanks illabelle!
09-11-2018, 16:54
illabelle

Since then I read your whole "Alone Across Alaska" journal. Fascinating! Every day you had more wildlife encounters than most of us see in a year. Really enjoyed reading!
09-11-2018, 19:27
Pringles

I look forward to reading the whole thing. Thanks for sharing!
09-11-2018, 23:16
Dogwood

Colter is part Inuit. "Easy peasy" for him...as long as he's treating his water. Dont hate me. smiley. smiley. smiley You rock Colter. I like the way you design your time.
09-12-2018, 08:52
Colter

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Originally Posted by Shutterbug

I read everything you have posted so far. I look forward to the rest of your journal.

Thanks Shutterbug!
09-12-2018, 15:32
Colter

Thank you GruJL!
09-13-2018, 11:40
Colter

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Originally Posted by colorado_rob

WOW Colter, I'm seriously impressed. Well done! You're right up there with Skurka on my list of Top Bad A$$ outdoorsmen! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks colorado_rob! Glad you liked it.

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