The Annex

This is "The Annex". The Annex is a power plant located at the bottom of Annex Lake, where it dumps in to the Taku Inlet.

Comming around the tree line on final to the landing pad at the Annex.

The caretakers quarters and the landing pad off to the right.

Yogi waiting on the pad to greet us.

The Eagle Glacier

Dropping a couple of guys off at the Eagle Glacier Forrest Service Cabin for a few days. This is a beautiful area.


Here's what it's like looking from the cabin towards the Eagle Glacier.

When ya gotta go.

Dropping climbers off at Nugget Spires for a day of rock and ice climbing.

Another beautiful day in Juneau

This is the FAA helipad at Pederson Hill.


El Puerco "The Pig" on the pad at Pederson. You can see the Mendenhall Glacier in the background.

Rescue 911

On Jan 31, 2006 I flew to Tenakee (ten-a'-key) Alaska to pick up a man who had injured his leg. I had about an hour to kill while there so I cruised the village and had lunch at Rosies. Tenakee is a very cool little Alaskan village.



This is the Heli dock at Tenakee..


This is Snyder Merchantile (Since 1899) on what I guess you could call "main street" of Tenakee. Actually, it's the only street in Tenakee, and it's not quite a street either.


This is what the inside of Snider Merchantile looks like today. It's still resembles much what it must have looked like when it was built in 1899.


Main Street (Downtown Tenakee)


The light is always on at Rosies, Blue Moon Cafe.


This is the inside of the Blue Moon Cafe. No, the room is no larger looking the other way. It's just a really small, messy little joint without running water or toilets. That's right, the out house is in the back... of the resturant. Not the back yard, the back of the resturant.


The Local US Post Office.

Happy Valentines Day...

Today we landed on Mount McGennis...




and these two mountain goats came over to see what we were doing.

This one's for you Al...

This is on top of South Pass where AT&T has a remote site located.

Enjoying a good cigar while the ATT tech makes repairs.

Survey Says...

These pictures were taken a couple days ago while I was taking a survey crew around to look for rocks. I'm not sure why they waited until the middle of winter to look for rocks, but it's ok, it keeps me working.

Let it snow, let it snow...

Landing on the road at Jualin. Jualin is about 50 miles N/W of Juneau. You can't drive there because no roads go there. The only way in is by boat or helicopter.