Checking out the sand dune at Kincaid Park
May 4, 2014 at 8:19 pm | Posted in anchorage, Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: alaska, anchorage, kincaid park, sand dune
The denuded area of Kincaid Park along its southern coast had been there for many years, but in the ’90s sometime the authorities started to get a bit more concerned, and wondered [with good reason] if a large part of the park was turning into a desert? I’d heard about the sand dune for years, and seen signs of its presence but had never seen it in person.
These geo-cachers give a pretty good basic explanation of what happened there.
And Alaska Dispatch has a good photo gallery and description of the area from 2011. Their headline might seem alarmist, until one sees this landscape in real life. Descriptions and even aerial photos don’t really do it justice. The dune head seems like it could swallow the Anchorage bowl.
Here’s a few of my photos from Mayday evening.
4-5-14
April 6, 2014 at 5:39 am | Posted in anchorage, art, photo du jour | Leave a commentTags: alaska, anchorage, daily photo, kincaid park, natural light, photo class, portraiture
Photo class session, learning about shooting portraits in natural light.
9-9-10
October 26, 2010 at 5:39 am | Posted in anchorage, photo du jour | Leave a commentTags: anchorage, daily photo, fall, film, gardens, kincaid park

Kincaid Park gardens near Lekisch Trail head.
Nice night for a ride
May 18, 2009 at 7:31 am | Posted in alaska, anchorage, biking | Leave a commentTags: alaska, anchorage, biking, kincaid park
Bike blast from Mt. View to Kincaid Park and back again. 28 miles.
Kincaid Park trek
May 9, 2009 at 6:40 am | Posted in alaska, anchorage, Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: alaska, anchorage, kincaid park, springtime
Hiking a shoreline ridge on a beautiful sunny spring evening.
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