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| These JUNEAU ALASKA PICTURES were taken in the same place, with the same camera at the same angle. The only changes are date, time, weather and tide. |
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| The pictures were captured from "The Channel Channel". In Juneau, GCI cable channel 23 features a full time camera located at Salmon Creek. It is pointed northwest across the channel toward the Juneau Airport and Auke Mt. |
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| Juneau tides are extreme, with almost 20 feet of variation. |
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| A marked and navigable channel at high tide becomes mud and puddles at low tide. |
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This northern end of the Gastineau Channel separates the Juneau mainland from the north end of Douglas Island.
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Much of this area is, CLASSIFIED AS
WETLANDS, providing habitat for non-humanity. |
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| All of these pictures were captured in late spring. The scene changes with time of year, as with tides, weather and time of day. |
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This was my first attempt at web page building, and your comments are appreciated.
Thanks / Frederick |
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