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The Summit, White Pass & Yukon Route
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Patches Of Snow
As we transitioned to the summit, the trees gave way to low shrubs, rocks, and patches of snow.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:49:33 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2504 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Trail Of 98
Before there was a train, there was a foot trail that led over the summit to the gold fields of the Yukon. That trail was used in 1898.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:50:06 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2505 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Mountain Lake
A mountain lake had been formed by melting snow. This was the first of two small lakes and one large lake that we saw.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:52:23 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2515 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Forest On Yukon Side
The forest on the Yukon side of the summit. This was the middle of three lakes.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:53:23 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2517 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Flags At The Border
Flags marked the border between the U.S. and Canada. Because we were not allowed to leave the train at the Yukon stop, we were never technically in Canada.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:54:01 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2520 Add a comment or report a mistake
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An Old NWMP Cabin
In the old days, the border was manned by members of the North West Mounted Police . First called the North West Mounted Rifles, the NWMP patrolled Canada's Northwest Territories .
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 09:54:04 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2521 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Train Stopped
The end of the train stopped and parked on the Canadian side of the Yukon . Notice, that at the correct angle, the lake appeared blue.
The Summit • Of The Skagway Rail Tour • White Pass & Yukon Route • Skagway Alaska • (Date Photographed: 10:05:13 Thursday 4 June 2015) • (Date Published: Tuesday 22 September 2015 • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_2534 Add a comment or report a mistake
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