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A Summer Flight

Shots taken from the start of the 2011 season, a trip to the Noatak river valley in the Gates of the Arctic National Park by Patrick J Endres

gerhard görsch - January 18, 2012 - 12:55 pm

ouer name is gerhard and ute,we are staing from 1.july-10.july 2012 in wiseman,we want take your air service for trips in the northern area
now my questions:when should we make reservations ?
you make guided tours?
speak or write someone of you german ?
(my english is not the best)

G.Görsc - January 18, 2012 - 1:03 pm

thank you in advance for a response from

with friendly greetings
gerhard

Spring Flying

That time of year has come again and we are out an about. This year started with Bousie, our Stinson, doing a survey on the North Slope

Bousie in Coldfoot


Bousie is sporting my Grandfather’s skis which he had on his Stinson in 1948.  It was a lot of fun rigging the skis and heading out the door with it for the first time.  She has on a pair of Federal 2500A Straight skis.

Flying through the Brooks Range

Taking a Break at Galbraith Lake


It was a 4 beautiful days up on the slope, clear sky’s and cold. We then headed down to the Alaska Range where we hauled hay into some remote camps.

Hauling Hay

Wm. Sidmore - June 3, 2011 - 12:15 am

Miss the old Beaver, she’s a great bird, great times in the Arctic, on those occasions, forever etched in my memories. I am active still in sculpture work on our old friend Mammoth, searching the Bering Sea and Chukchi for salt water tusks, they are ‘gem grade’ with colors magnificent! Andreas says hello, recently married to a Bavarian girl, doing well still in the eye-glass design business and visits me twice a year in Bali. The only word I can think of is ‘Magic’ when I think of Dirk, the tundra and the amazing expanse of country waiting to be unlocked to free men. The history and prehistory that is more than willing to teach, to add memories to our lives and at once change them. But mostly, I miss our trips, your family and seeing you on the horizon brother! Love Bill Sidmore

Marsh Fork, Canning River

Picture gallery of the Marsh Fork of the Canning river in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Brooks Range, Alaska. Photos by Patrick J. Endres / www.AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com

Phil Priebe - March 14, 2011 - 12:31 pm

Familiar with Marsh Fork of the Canning and Porcupine Lake. I have hunted this area in the past. This year I want to take my grown son and a friend and do something different: Charter into the Marsh Fork and do a float hunt for Sheep in early August.
Tghe photos are great….thats why I love the Brooks. I think it was last year you took Wilson Hughes (my daughters father in law) in for a float trip…sounded great, so thought it would be fun to share this beautiful country.
Phil

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