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My best images from The ExploreNorth Blog in 2018
by Murray Lundberg
The ExploreNorth Blog
Best images of each month from The ExploreNorth Blog
Dateline: January 8, 2024.
It's common this time of year to look back at what happened during the previous year. For me, the photos on my blog are a good way of doing that, so I decided to pick out the best photo posted each month. "Best" doesn't mean photographically - images that I'd submit to a contest - merely images that I like because they show what we were up to, and that I connect with in various ways.
In 2018, 95 posts were added to the blog, with a total of 2,154 photos. The longest post, with 59 photos, was "Exploring the Granduc Road to the Salmon Glacier and beyond", added on July 1st.
January 2018 - nothing
February 2018 - nothing
March 2018
A drive to Kluane Lake with a friend resulted in a post with 33 photos with subjects including Dall sheep, elk, and an ice cave we went inside - see "A Kluane Lake day - sunshine, sheep, and an ice cave".
April 2018
As April was about to end, I started a 9-week RV trip around BC and Alberta - see "RV season 2018 has begun - Days 1 & 2, the Alaska Highway".
May 2018
On May 4th I was exploring BC's Fraser Canyon in depth - see "Exploring the old Fraser Canyon Highway and Alexandra Bridge".
June 2018
The second week of June, the dogs and I spent 3 days parked at a pullout along Abraham Lake and exploring from there - see "Three days boondocking along Abraham Lake, Alberta Highway 11".
July 2018
In late July I drove the Robert Campbell Highway with the motorhome, and checked out all the campgrounds - see "Exploring Lapie Canyon Campground and Ross River".
August 2018
In August we were back at Kluane Lake for the Discovery Day long weekend, and did some hiking - see "Hiking Williscroft Canyon, Kluane National Park".
September 2018
I was spending a lot of time documenting what is now called the Pioneer Cemetery in Whitehorse - see "The renovation of the Pioneer Cemetery in Whitehorse".
October 2018
In late October a friend and I took 4 dogs down to the White Pass for photography and dog-play - see "A late-Fall hike in the White Pass with the dogs".
November 2018 - nothing
December 2018
Just before Christmas, I drove to Skagway and back - see "A new type of Yukon winter, as seen on a drive to Skagway".
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