Friday, September 16, 2005


Driller Rich checking the water line. Posted by Picasa

Sheryl on one of the many Dillingham trips. Posted by Picasa

Hovering up to a ridge to drop a claim post. Posted by Picasa

Tova with "surprise" alcohol. Posted by Picasa

Mi amigo Timito, el pocito negrito. Tim once again collecting the ever so important ice for our beer. Posted by Picasa

Picking up a sling load from 10 mile strip. Andrew acting as ground crew. Posted by Picasa

Bo's Otter. Bo would fly supplies in to 10 mile strip for us, where I would then pick them up with the helicopter and sling them to camp. Posted by Picasa

Vic "The Cook" and her dog Spot, a.k.a "I Spotacus" Posted by Picasa

Erin being cute. Posted by Picasa

Getting ready to lift the Control Panel for the drill. Posted by Picasa

PJ getting ready to go. Posted by Picasa

Crooked Creek, on a "good" day. Posted by Picasa

Tova's boots, and Tova's socks, and Tova's pants and Tova. Posted by Picasa

Stopped by one of the many lakes for a swim. Posted by Picasa

Tova and Erin.  Posted by Picasa

Me and Alaska Posted by Picasa

We actually landed on the basketball court in New Stuyahok. Notice that the court is made from railroad ties. Posted by Picasa

PJ and Joe entertaining the crew during the 'Great Party of 4th of July, 2005" Posted by Picasa

Tova and Sheryl examine the skull of a grizzly. Posted by Picasa

Alexia just being... well, Alexia! Posted by Picasa

Here's an arial photo of camp.

The first big white one on the left is the 'Dry' for food storage and where the shower is.

The second white one (door open) is the kitchen.

Third one (brown) is the office.

All the other brown one are sleeper tents and the last white one (on the right) is the core shack where we would bring all the core to assay.

Collecting snow is vital during the summer at camp, unless you like warm beer. Posted by Picasa

Here's a small herd of Caribou on a ridge near camp. Posted by Picasa

Slinging a Six Wheeler in to camp. Posted by Picasa

Monday, June 13, 2005

Working on the helicopter


In Alaska, doing a little maintanence on one of the helicopters between flights.

Wednesday, June 08, 2005


Anne hard at work in the hanger while Lisa supervises.

Tuesday, June 07, 2005

Can you tell which is the new one?


Two helo's in the hanger. This hanger will hold all 6 of our helicopters. Pretty nice. PS. The red one is the brand new one.