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Peel Watershed

Wild ending

By Tim on December 20, 2012

Wild Ending This photo is from the canoe trip I did on the Snake River in the Peel Watershed with friends this past summer. A few days later, though, the sky wasn’t so peaceful. In fact, the end of our trip was pretty wild, but as I wrote in “In the Yukon’s Stormy Embrace” for Up Here magazine, my […]

Posted in Yukon | Tagged canoe trip, Peel Watershed, Snake River, Up Here, Yukon

Waking up to tundra, willows and low clouds at Duo Lakes

Snake River 2012

By Tim on July 23, 2012

Snake River 2012 How many snakes are there in the Yukon? One: the Snake River. (It’s true, there are no reptiles in the Yukon, though with climate change some non-reptilian species — deer, for example — have begun to appear for the first time so that could all change.) The Snake is a river in […]

Posted in photography, Yukon | Tagged canoe trip, Peel Watershed, Snake River, Yukon

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