Photo of the Day -- Heading South

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I was following Mike and we were headed towards Prince William Sound. That flat area up ahead is the glacial flat between Marcus Baker and Mt. Goode. It is a massive smooth snowpack that you could land a 747 on if it had skis. It's a popular place for mountaineers to begin an attempt on the tallest mountain in the Chugach, and I have also seen it used by kite skiers. There is only one spot that we fly in that is windier than this area, and that's the Tazlina Glacier. A 70 mph breeze is nothing and almost guaranteed at some point if you spend a week up here.

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My name is Matthew Keller. I am an Alaskan Bush Pilot. I own a small air-taxi in Alaska named Blue Ice Aviation (BlueIceAviation.com). I transport people into the Alaskan Wilderness.

Get lost for a month, or an afternoon in my backyard of Waterfalls, Granite Peaks, High Meadow Lakes, and Glaciers. Guided, or un-guided it will change your life.

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