Tree Tuesday - - Remnants of time - -

In 1964 there was a big event that affected many parts of Alaska, and the world. For Tree Tuesday, I present a couple of those remnants.

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This was the 386^th picture I took on our Saturday outing 9-8-18. The trees in this area are all victims of the 64' quake. This split was likely caused by water intrusion and the freezing thawing process of the many many falls and springs since the quake.

This young Raven has found himself a nice perch to look over his domain.

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And to close out this post, just because he was so dang cute looking walking up to get closer to all the gawkers wondering what we were all doing on the other side of fence.

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The AWCC, (Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center), was my wifes destination for our saturday outing, it was a great trip and a lot of photos, and I will continue to share a few of them over the next several days and possibly months to come. After all winter is coming, and I know I will get tired of looking at snow all the time, even if it is really photogenic at times.