Cartoon Map of the Copper River Valley
My Cartoons
We lived within the vast Copper River Valley, an area the size of West Virginia with a human population of about 2500, bounded on four sides by mountain ranges, including the United States' largest National Park and a semi-active volcano. There were many sources for humor despite the sometimes dangerous and always tenuous ability to live there. Some 35 years later during the COVID-19 pandemic, I updated and colored my cartoons, including the area map, to be published online in our friends and publishers' website, Copper River Country Journal 2020. The book Living Too Far North is my commentary on each of the cartoons, plus many new ones, along with information on life in Alaska and on our travel to and sojourn there. For related information, see TD&H's Alaska Connection.
My Books
My new book, Living Too Far North, is linked here but is not available in hard copy. I hope to republish a new edition of the original book Too Far North (the cartoons without commentary) if and when tourism returns to Alaska. If you are interested in acquiring a copy should either be published, message me through the "Contact Us!" link.
1986-87
2020-2022
