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I was supposed to go on this trip to Tuktoyuktuk, but had to be in Vancouver for a meeting instead. The wife took a ton of photos with her arm around 'me'.

Shame for the bad review, it wasn't the review I was hoping to read. :(

I finally got a journal address from him for anyone that was following: http://www.explorenorthtours.com/nz/north_island.html This can be moved to completed expeditions.

The crew from Global Rally rolled in to town this evening. Here are their support vehicles: I have shots of the beautiful classic sports cars that are involved, but wasn't sure if I should clog the thread with them.

This was in a 17ft Coleman I believe: Capacity is around 700lbs and I recall the price being around $600. Was a bit tippy at times with no load in it though.

Oh my! That made me spit out my milk.

I have done 150 miles in this past week on mine, I have also been using the bed to pick up garbage, mostly beer cans from snowmobilers. It's not a big problem here, but it's better to clean it up before it becomes an issue. I can use the 4Runner to tow it as far as is comfortable, then drive...

Great photos and trip! I just purchased one today and was looking for others opinions on them. You use yours exactly how I want to use mine.

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Here is one I shot from my snowboarding trip today: Here is the EXIF data: Image has been cropped slightly, resized and sharpened a smidge. Otherwise original.

I wish I found this thread earlier. I've seen a number of Alcan racers blowing through town the last 2 days, I even saw yours parked at the Yukon Inn. Looks like a blast, I would love to enter this one year. Looks like you guys are having a great time!

This isn't me, this is my dad. He just got underway with a month long trip around the north end of New Zealand by Campervan and he is blogging the entire trip along the way. I thought some of you may find the blog interesting/inspirational to read. http://www.explorenorth.com/wordpress/

One from today, trying to practice taking action shots.

Started learning about HDR imaging tonight, so I was out playing around a bit. This is my first attempt, taken off my deck: 2nd attempt, seeing how it handles different lighting styles: A photo-manip macro of my sleepy kitty for fun:

The village of Carcross,Yukon is hidden beneath the fog filled valley in the left of the photo. This is looking south. Here is a photo I took today of the sundog that was out this morning. Gave me a good excuse to take a drive. Other than resizing and sharpening, there is no retouching to...

Up here we call them sundogs. I belive the term stems from Greek mythology. This photo taken a few days ago: This one is from 2004: Quite common when the temperature reaches -35 or below, though usually only in little snippets like this: Photos taken by my father.

I have this framed on my wall in my kitchen. When my girl finally does leave me, I'm proud to have this photo to remember her by. It embraces her character so well.