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Alaska’s Bush Planes

 

It is no wonder that the Bush plane is an icon of the Last Frontier. Alaska has approximately six times as many pilots and fourteen times as many airplanes per capita as the rest of the United States. The Bush plane is a critical method of transportation for supplies and passengers in this vast state as well as a spectacular way to tour the majestic landscape. Loaded with stunning photos by Alaska’s best-known landscape photographers, this book is a perfect choice for Alaskan visitors and aviation enthusiasts.

 


 

“Beautiful photos make this a must-keep book. Alaska is a beautiful state and the airplanes which make travel practical throughout this rugged part of the world. Many of these aircraft are rarely seen in the lower 48 so this is definitely an opportunity to see some of these classic machines.” ~James D. Crabtree, Amazon Vine Voice

“An absolutely stunning view of Alaska, as seen by various skilled, artistic photographers who followed many bush planes to places seldom visited by humans, to capture glorious images of small—and not so small—aircraft stitching Alaska together.” ~Bob Merrick, COPA Flight

 

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INSPIRED BY ALASKA

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Rozell has spent most of his life in Alaska. He came for the space. It’s still here.

Author Ned Rozell

The Confessional

We asked & our authors answered…


Ned has been known to:  choose sports radio over NPR

Things he likes:  Warm snow, the smell of his yoga mat.

He’ll never get caught: outside Alaska in March or September.

A favorite/line expression and where it’s from: “Have a good time all the time”–guitarist Nigel Tufnel, This is Spinal Tap

Alaskans he most admires: Bob Baker, Jay Hammond, Kenji Yoshikawa

Favorite Alaska places: upper Yukon River, Rohn, between Wiseman and Atigun Pass

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Author Ned Rozell

Inveterate wanderer Ned Rozell is the author of books that connect readers to uniquely Alaskan landscapes.

Rozell is also a science writer for University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute.

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