Its All Over Now
GOOD BYE 2009!
FishTaxi with a full tank of gas.
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Labels: fish tunes
Handler for Iditarod Kennel -
Handler needed starting immediately through April. Feed, clean up after dogs, and do menial physical labor for no pay. Long hours. Work is primarily outside and very physical. Need to provide own outdoor clothing. Please, no wimps. This is (more than) full time, physical, outdoor work. Must be honest, hard working, have common sense, and work well with little supervision. Still sound like fun? It is, I swear! We provide; Private room and board in a beautiful house in a stunning location Opportunity to learn about dog care and training Opportunity to be involved with Iditarod Lots of time with wonderful dogs Pretty cool people to hang out with Oppportunity to learn to mush MUST BE CURRENTLY IN ALASKA - If you are not here and ready to get started, it's too late to move. Also need current drivers license.
Location: Talkeetna
wanted trapping partner -
trapping partner wanted.have trapps and snares..........leave phone # to reply..........subject == wanted trappin part
Location: houston
Compensation: will be fair
Handler needed for Anchorage musher -
Selling X-mas trees -
I'm glad to be working. I drive a lot and am looking forward to more daylight minutes. Almost hit a moose tonight in Houston. I slowed down because I was making a right and there he was darting across the dark highway. I saw a dead moose on Big Lake Rd last night on my way home. With all the deep snow the moose are on the plowed by-ways. Drivers should slow down even though the speed limit is 55 mph posted. That means in good conditions. Not dark and icy roads. Also, while I'm on the subject. Its rude to shine your brights on on-coming traffic on a two-lane highway. It blinds the driver coming in your direction. Those new metal halides and fog lights are cool, but please learn how to use them on a busy highway. I'm sure there is an off switch or some way you know they are on. Thank-you.
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Labels: driving, job hunting
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Labels: On the streets of Valdez, snow report
Next time you are heading down the George Parks Highway stop at Mile 69 Willow, Alaska. The speed limit slows down to 45 mph anyway.
Check out Debbie's expanded Burger Bus serving Bad Ass Coffee and an array of delicacies.
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Well, I could be exaggerating.
The new Tropical Fusion Jello with Mandarin oranges with whipped cream topped high hits the sweet spot. You still make Jello the same with 2 cups hot water to dissolve and 2 cups of cold water and refrigerate. Simple and good!
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Labels: food, recipe section
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Labels: sky pilots, sunsets
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Labels: sunsets
Cook Inlet makes a good cook book.
Page One
Recipes
Index
Sushi
Soup
Casseroles
Smoked
Canned
Forward
Eat Alaska salmon.
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We topped out at a warm plus 8 degrees today. Beautiful day breaking out of the cold. Clouds made for a colorful sunset looking west towards Pt. MacKenzie.
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One-shot wonder This is a good hunting story. Congratulations Lisa on your clean kill.
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Labels: On the streets of Wasilla, snow
Video taken May 29, 2009 on the Kasilof River by FishTaxi.
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Labels: fishing, JimmieJacksLodge, lodge work, on the kenai
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Labels: food
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Labels: Deaths
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Labels: moose
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Labels: On the streets of Wasilla
"Drive it like you stole it" below the back windshield. Wasilla garners a whole new catagory for cool cars, trucks and all the gear. Snapped this pic at the stoplight on the Parks Hwy & Main Street. To the right crosses the Alaska Railroad tracks onto Knik-Goose Bay Road. I will have to venture out that way sometime. Come along for the ride.
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Labels: On the streets of Wasilla
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Labels: swimming
I made Acorn Squash tonight the way my mom likes to make it. Baked with sausage in the middle. A good meal in itself.
My roommate's son made himself a Dagwood sandwich instead. If you haven't tried Oroweats Winter Wheat bread it is really good. Small sized loaf so the "soon to be a Marine" made his a triple decker. With Wasabi Horseradish. He's tough.
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These nice folks allowed me to take this picture. They carved these pumpkins around the first of October. After the warm fall we had the poor Jack O' Lanterns went droopy fast.
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Labels: On the streets of Wasilla
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Labels: paddleboat
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Labels: Alaska State Trooper Dispatch
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Labels: earth sightings