Geraldine, Neal, and Brandon loaded in their boat ready to head home on our last full day of camp. They did stay long enough to sing one more song with us.
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- POTTY BREAK!
- IT'S THE PRICE YOU PAY WHEN YOU NEED IT!
- ...and sadly the pipeline was directly across the ...
- BURN & SMOKE ALONG THE DALTON HIGHWAY
- The smoke almost obscures the Dalton Highway and t...
- THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
- Liz (Pioneer Woman) and I (Lady of Verbumsap) hid ...
- WEED OR NOT?
- These are fields from last year's burn. Although i...
- THE YUKON RIVER
- This is Liz, Kathy, Megan, and me toasting at Yuko...
- FIRE IS MESMERIZING!
- Still burning...
- This tree seemed to explode as I was taking these ...
- AN EIGHT DAY JOURNEY INTO THE PAST OF OLD MINTO (S...
- JUNE 11, 2005 - OUR CLASS (ED F610) HEADED TO OLD ...
- WAITING TO DEPART NENANA
- ON THE BANKS OF THE TANANA RIVER
- KEEPING WATCH
- SERIOUS FISHING EQUIPMENT
- OLD MINTO
- OUR HOME FROM JUNE 11TH TO 18TH!
- A GATHERING PLACE
- RELAXING AFTER DINNER
- ANNA & JOSEPHINE
- A WINTER ESSENTIAL
- COMPANY'S HERE!
- SPORTS
- THE TWO "TOMs"
- OUR CLASS & JOSEPHINE
- 11:00 p.m.
- SCOOPING WATER FROM THE RIVER
- OUR REFRIGERATOR
- SINGING
- ALWAYS WATCHING
- AN AFTERNOON SING
- DANCING IN THE ROUND HOUSE
- THREE GENERATIONS
- HAULING WATER...AGAIN!!!
- WORKING WITH A SMILE!
- KEEPING WATER IN THE BARRELS
- ALWAYS BUSY
- GRASS CUTTING
- BLOOD-THIRSTY CRITTERS
- TAKING TIME FOR A HOBBY
- DANCING WITH A LOG
- OUR GUIDE & PROTECTOR
- THE PAST
- PEELING THE BARK OFF THE TREE
- AN OLD BIRCH BARK STRIPPING
- SPRUCE ROOTS ADVENTURE
- A LOT OF SPRUCE ROOTS
- AN ELDER IN TRAINING
- BASKET MAKING
- MAKING A PICTURE FRAME
- BIRCH BARK & SPRUCE ROOTS
- FINISHED PROJECT
- BUYING PRODUCTS FROM THE MAKER
- MAKING A WALKING STICK
- LIGE & SUSIE'S FISH CAMP
- FISH CAMP CABIN
- THE FISH CAMP
- THE SMOKEHOUSE
- DRYING RACKS
- COOKING OUTSIDE
- MEN'S WORK
- SETTING THE "TABLE"
- ALMOST READY TO EAT
- A FEAST
- TOO MUCH FOR ONE MEAL
- A MEMORIAL
- JUNE 18, 2005 - GOING HOME
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