Perhaps not a print you would want, but instructive. When the weather is dry in summer (sometimes) the fires start to burn in Canada and interior Alaska. We often get some of the smoke that blows over. The sun is setting behind Mount McGinnis, near the Mendenhall glacier. August 8th, 2009.
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