attached is a new collaborational artwork with the dresden based painter matthias bolz and me.
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Monthly Archives: June 2015
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icefall / north sawyer glacier
If you want to wrest something positive about the “global warming”, then it is such a spectacle …
sawyer glaciers
a 10 hours boot trip took us from juneau to the sawyer glaciers. attached you will find some pictures.
whitehorse / walmart
„day use only. no overnight parking“ diese schilder stehen in den usa und in kanada an fast jedem parkplatz. Aber fast jeder rv-fahrer (recreational vehicles) weiss, dass walmarkt ein herz für traveler hat und erlaubt seine parkplätze nächtens kostenlos nutzen zu lassen. In whitehorse muss man aber rechtzeitig vor ort sein, sonst sind alle plätze vergeben.
Danke walmart !!
hyder, usa
Hyder is located in america, shortly after the border to canada. One highlight of hyder is already mentioned in this sentence: canada. There is no american border control because here is definitly the end oft he world. You can´t go anywhere besides back to canada. Hyder is a still habituated gost town, somehow scacy to find new kids toys all over the place and even between the ruins. The other highlight of Hyder is somehow hidden on a nature surrendered backyard of a dilapidated house. One might think, an expedition from 1920 got stuck here in the jungle.
RIP normally means “rest in peace” but here it means: “Rust In Peace”
salmon glacier
To get to the Salmon Glacier, you have to travel from Stewart , canada to Hyder , usa (no border controls!), From there you can not go wrong because there is only one road that leads to soon to an off-road gravelroad. Without realizing you then returne to canada and after 20kms the glacier comes into view. We were lucky, just a few days earlier the snow was removed from the road and we could go up all the way to the viewpoint. Phantastic and we were just by our own. even no mosquitos up here. Great.
skenna river
here our tour on the skeena river (tributary) many thanks to jason smith and his crew.
