Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
Fish Cups
It's been like an early Christmas for me around here unpacking the "Totes of My Life" one more time. Now I know why I've been hauling them around & and paying storage fees.
My set of five fish cups that I just love! Unbreakable Sterling China Made in the good ol' U.S. of A. East Liverpool, Ohio to be exact. I found them at a garage sale in Fairbanks about 20 years ago.
My teapot I got at Sagaya's back when it was a little store in Spenard about that same time. Its not even broke in yet.
Care for a spot of tea?
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Hike!
Musher's lingo for giddy-up and go is "Hike!" Not "Mush!" like I always thought. Snapped this picture out my rolled down window driving down KGB. One shot and I got it. All this snow makes for happy sled dogs. Not so happy people. One guy at the bar last night rolled his truck. Got a ride with somebody else and they rolled. He was back at the bar today alive to tell about it. His truck was still in the ditch when I drove by. Maybe he should take up mushing. Or hiking.
Posted by FishTaxi at 7:52 PM 1 comments
Friday, November 11, 2011
Knik Style BBQing
Weather permitted bbqing New York Steaks my first night!
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Labels: bbq
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Knik Historic District
Landed myself a cooking job at the Knik Bar & Grill in the Knik (pronounced Ka-Nik) Historic District today. Located at Mile 13.5 of the scenic Knik-Goose Bay Road. A popular route to interior Alaska before Anchorage was even on the map. Dog-mushing is the word out there & the first 15 miles of Knik Road are now designated as the Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Trail in memory of the Father of the Iditarod Sled Dog race. Went on quite a few interviews around the valley and was actually picked to be hired for a couple (one was cooking at an old folks home & another was cooking in a bagel shop) but held out for this job. It was a bold move in this economy I know. But, with the money I saved all summer I could afford to be a bit choosy.
Posted by FishTaxi at 6:02 PM 4 comments
Labels: alaskana, cooking, job hunting
Sunday, November 06, 2011
Northern Lights Norway Style
Take 5 and watch this:
Norway's Northern Lights
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Labels: northern lights