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As I looked around Skagway, I discovered more and more things: a crushed can on the boardwalk, a rusted old abandoned steam locomotive, a mountain reflected in a rain puddle -- the sorts of views a detailed investigation would bring forth.  --Or what an even more detailed investigation would bring fifth.

A third more comprehensive look at Skagway, Alaska.
Copyright (c) 2005 by Paul A. L. Hall.  All rights reserved.
The crushed can on the board walk at the foot of the Alaskan mountains; the coke machine in the shadows.
The crushed cigarette pack in the gutter; mountains reflecting in the puddle.
 

July 06, 2005