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 2022, only 28 posts were added to the blog, with a total of 551 photos. The longest post, with 39 photos, was "Exploring the WP&YR rail line south from Spirit Lake to Carcross", added on August 31st.

January 2022 - nothing

February 2022
On February 11th, I attempted to explain what was going on in my world and why posts had become infrequent - see "A glimpse into my brain-injury world".

March 2022 - nothing

April 2022 - nothing

May 2022
By May 17th I was desperate for some mountain time, and Windy Arm served nicely - see "A short hike at the historic Venus silver mill".

June 2022
In June I felt ready for a much more strenuous hike - see "Another hike to the upper Venus silver mine".

July 2022 - nothing

August 2022
In August I spent a lot of time exploring the White Pass & Yukon Route railway, on foot and by e-bike - see an example of those outings at "Exploring the WP&YR rail line north from Spirit Lake".

September 2022
During a 9-day stay at Congdon Creek Campground on Kluane Lake the first week of September, we got an excellent display of Northern Lights- see "A Kluane Lake aurora show".

October 2022
I only posted twice in October, early in the month. One post was about a wander to and around Braeburn with the Tracker and e-bike - see "Exploring around Braeburn, Yukon, by e-bike and 4x4".

November 2022
I only posted once in November, on the last day of the month, covering a wide variety of subjects - see "Catching up as Winter deepens".

December 2022
On December 7th, I was inducted into the Order of Yukon - see "The Order of Yukon".