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trysail said:

One easily forgets just how damn big those engines were/are.

What gives with the photo? Does this have something to do with the Japanese invasion of the Aleutians?
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Just some round engine birds sitting on the tarmac in the rain before it turned to snow.
 
*thinks about the rough times that Alaska has had, this year*

This quote caught my attention-

"Jentry has lived in Circle for nine years and has never seen flooding like this. Her home flooded with 2 to 3 feet of water,
but she was able to evacuate her five sled dogs and two house dogs before the water hit by keeping watch on the slough
in front of her house. When chunks of ice showed up in the slough, she made preparations to evacuate, rounded up her dogs,
and headed to the post office, where she expects to spend the night."

http://www.alaskadispatch.com/artic...-alaskas-yukon-river-town-circle-picks-pieces
 
gotsnowgotslush said:
*thinks about the rough times that Alaska has had, this year*

This quote caught my attention-

"Jentry has lived in Circle for nine years and has never seen flooding like this. Her home flooded with 2 to 3 feet of water,
but she was able to evacuate her five sled dogs and two house dogs before the water hit by keeping watch on the slough
in front of her house. When chunks of ice showed up in the slough, she made preparations to evacuate, rounded up her dogs,
and headed to the post office, where she expects to spend the night."

http://www.alaskadispatch.com/artic...-alaskas-yukon-river-town-circle-picks-pieces
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Only 9 years.
 
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BLM-Alaska Announces Recreation Facility Status for Memorial Day Weekend

As a result of unseasonably cold weather and spring snowstorms, the opening of many BLM visitor facilities will be delayed this year. Following is a list of closures and expected conditions for the Memorial Day Weekend and contact information for updates in the days ahead.

Denali Highway
Tangle Lakes Campground – entrance blocked by snow.
Brushkana Creek Campground - open with limited services. No drinking water. Campsites very wet.
(Contact: Glennallen Field Office, 907-822-3217)

Richardson Highway
Paxson Lake Campground - entrance blocked by snow.
Sourdough Creek Campground - open with limited services. No drinking water. Campsites very wet.
Gulkana River at Sourdough - still frozen. Visitors should stay clear of the boat launch area as flooding is expected during break-up.
(Contact: Glennallen Field Office, 907-822-3217)

White Mountains National Recreation Area and Steese Highway
Nome Creek Bridge – blocked by ice. Visitor facilities along Nome Creek, including the Mt. Prindle and Ophir Creek campgrounds and the Quartz Creek Trail, are inaccessible as a result. U.S. Creek Road is open as far as the bridge.
Cripple Creek Campground – open, but access road may be washed out in places due to recent flooding.
Upper Birch Creek Wild and Scenic River remains frozen as of late last week.
(Contact: Fairbanks District Office, 907-474-2251)

Fortymile region and Taylor Highway
West Fork Campground – open with limited services. No drinking water. Many access roads and campsites remain covered with snow.
Walker Fork Campground - open with limited services. No drinking water. Many access roads and campsites remain covered with snow.
Eagle Campground - open but no drinking water.
(Contact: Fairbanks District Office, 907-474-2251)

Dalton Highway
The Arctic Interagency Visitor Center, Yukon Crossing Contact Station, campgrounds, and waysides - open.
Galbraith Lake Campground – inaccessible due to lingering snow.
(Contact: Arctic Interagency Visitor Center, 907-678-5209)
 
BETHEL -- Hard to believe in food-short Western Alaska, but the May 8 edition of The Delta Discovery [2] in Bethel featured a photograph of a moose and calf killed and abandoned along the Kuskokwim River northeast of the community of about 6,000.

The photo was supplied by Harry Faulkner Jr., who submitted a letter to the editor of the local newspaper saying he and his wife were on a snowmachine trip upriver when "we ran smack dab into a sad sight of the senseless kind.

"There on the riverbank above Kalskag (a village of 210 people about 350 miles west of Anchorage) lay a dead cow and calf moose shot dead and left to rot.''

Faulkner then shared an opinion likely felt by all Alaskans -- sport, subsistence and trophy hunters as well as non-hunters.

"My first thought was, and still is, pure anger at the person that would do this to our primary meat source. This made no sense to me."

Moose are not abundant along the Kusko, in part because of past overhunting. There have been tight restrictions on hunting in an effort to boost the numbers. A hunter for 40 years on the deltas of the Kuskokwim and Yukon rivers, Faulkner noted he personally had "hunted the lower Yukon for the past six years to comply with the much-needed (hunt) moratorium."

He wondered if Kusko moose populations will ever recover if random shootings like this continue to take place.

Law enforcement authorities investigate most of these wanton shootings of wildlife in Alaska, but charges are rarely brought because it’s difficult to identify the shooters.

Faulkner wrote that he suspects "this crime was committed by a young punk (on a) joyride that has no respect for the food chain and was not raised properly."
 
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