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Western-Landscape, places & Historic-US, Canada & Hawaii-Updated 2021.1.16

The images in this Gallery are collated alphabetically first by State Code like AZ, then in some cases a location code like GCNP(Grand Canyon National Park) and then by the date of capture and a caption. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US copyright laws. No image may be copied or downloaded without formal written permissin from Tom Jesiolowski?Northland Arts Nature Images.
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AK-SPt-2015.6.22#030.3. A view of Teller on the very narrow spit jutting out into Port Clarence. Teller is the end of the Nome to Teller road.
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AK-SPt-2015.6.22#030.3. A view of Teller on the very narrow spit jutting out into Port Clarence. Teller is the end of the Nome to Teller road.

  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#118.2. Inupiaq Eskimo camps on the Safety Spit along the Nome to Council road. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#119.2. An inupiaq Eskimo fishing camp on Safety Sound along the Nome to Council road. Seward Peninsula.
  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#120.1. A nice log cabin fishing camp on Safety Sound along the Nome to Council road. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#123.1. A fishing camp off the Nome to Council road along Safety Sound. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#124.2. A very nice summer home and fish camp along Safety Sound off the Nome to Council road. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPss-2015.6.24#129.1. A fish camp on Safety Sound along the Nome to Council road. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPst-2001.9.29#368.1. Anchorage Daily News article on the Last Train To Nowhere.
  • AK-SPst-2015.6.24#320. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon, Alaska. In 2001 the trains and flat cars and everything else you see here were added to the Nat. Register of Historic Places.
  • AK-SPst-2015.6.24#322.3. Commonly known as "The Last Train to Nowhere". Viewed from the Nome to Council road between Safety and Solomon. One of the main attractions people fly tp Nome to see. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2001.6#3388.5. The Teller Spit. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2001.6.#5143.4. Teller Trading Company, Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#024.3. The Gold Run Dredge. M 53.7 of the Nome to Teller Highway. Seward Peninsula, Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#026.3. The Gold Run Dredge where it was abandoned near mile 53.7 on the Bluestone River. View from the Nome to Teller road, Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#029.2. The view of Sullivan City from mile 54.9 of the Nome to Teller Highway. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#030.3. A view of Teller on the very narrow spit jutting out into Port Clarence. Teller is the end of the Nome to Teller road.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#043.3. A view of the Gold Run Dredge looking south from the Nome to Teller highway. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#049.2. The Gold Run Dredge at mile 53.7 on the Nome to Teller Highway. Seward peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#119.2. On the Teller road in the last hills before dropping down to sea level. Way in the distance are the first views of Brooks Mountain on the other side of Port Clarence. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AK-SPt-2015.6.22#120.2. First views of Teller from the Teller road. Brooks Mountain is on the left side beyond Port Clarence. Seward Peninsula Alaska.
  • AZ-2007.2.25#0003.2. View of the Superstition Mountains from a jet flying over Arizona.
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