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Alaska, Anchorage, Creek, Fishing, Photography, Ship Creek, Tourism, Trail, Travel
Ship Creek Trail near downtown Anchorage is always good for a nice walk, even in the winter. It’s at least a little odd, because there are always factories and warehouses just beyond the trees, and of course downtown is never far away, but the trees and the water work their magic quite wonderfully.
In the summer a small shack sells fishing gear near the bottom of the trail, and a good day will see plenty of people hoping to catch something, or perhaps to just pass a little time with a rod in hand. Alongside the shack, one finds an upscale restaurant on a low bridge, all of this under an overpass. The end result is an oddly rustic (almost rural) scene nestled snug into a concrete frame. The restaurant is only open for 3-months of the year
I’ve wandered down this route a time or three now and managed to get a few decent pictures. So, let’s see…
(If you click it, it will grow!)
Ship Creek in August
- Restaurant on (and under) a bridge.
- Close-up of Bridge restaurant
- Fishing Gear
- Bridge Restaurant with Fisherman
- Green Bridge
- Ship Creek has plenty of bridges.
- Ducks on Ship Creek
- Urban beaver doesn’t give a dam!
- Okay, maybe thebeaver does give a dam.
- Under Construction
- Under Construction and under the Sky
Ship Creek in December
- Sometimes I get lucky.
- Overpass and a restaurant below.
- Factory across the creek.
- Steamy water.
- Green Bridge Again
- Cross the Green Bridge and find the factory.
- Creek again.
- “Walk this way…”
- A cold culvert
- Creek
- The covered can again.
- Winter Ducks
- Construction completed
- Urban beaver gives a cold Dam