WRANGELL NARROWS MARKER #1 (GREEN) autumn birch he attended the University of

he attended the University of Alaska and studied art and worked summers as a commercial fisherman

Image size: 8 3/4" x 5 3/8"

The lines are shown to demonstrate how pot fishermen use floating line on the pot to keep them from fouling on the bottom

The harmonious interplay between the bright auroras and the natural beauty of the landscape creates a scene of unparalleled wonder

Like that shivering moment the dancing reflections of your mind slip into the tide pool of your heart

WRANGELL NARROWS MARKER #1 (GREEN) autumn birch he attended the University ofPrint size: 8 1 2" x 11" This is a drawing of one of the first two markers at the south entrance of Wrangell Narrows in Alaska, the remarkable 22 mile channel that connects Frederick Sound to Sumner Strait, running between Mitkof and Kupreanof Islands. The channel is the lifeline that connects Petersburg to the communities and fishing grounds in southern Southeast Alaska, and has about 60 markers along its winding, sometimes treacherous course. Tom