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Old 02-27-2008, 09:56 AM
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Default tell me about anchorage

I really know nothing about anchorage so tell me about it. If you want to you can ask me about omaha, ne
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Old 03-14-2008, 12:29 PM
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Anchorage Alaska has changed so much in the last 30 years It is still a great place to live but traffic can sometimes be a problem belive it or not.

I live in the Arctic and I would not ever live anyplace else. I live in the far frozen north paradise of Alaska. I would not have it any other way.

I live with Inupiaq Eskimos for 28 years !!
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Majik...wonderful! I'm trying to learn about alaska...and it's nice to find an alaskan who generously shares their love of where they live & their life. that's a pretty rare trait anywhere, right? I absolutely loved your website. Thanks for posting something so positive!
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Old 03-14-2008, 06:01 PM
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thanks seebee

I could sit here all day and tell you about my love of this State. but the Arctic is truely paradise. it is another world, a different planet so to speak.

with all the modern luxuries of high tech civilized society. Plenty of jobs, high pay, free heat, natural gas from 200 miles away in Prudhoe bay.

Anchorage is spread out, it is larger than new york city im told. but the same stores exist in all different area of the city..

It is a very common sight to see on college campuses and in shopping malls, of students and teenagers walking around with just a T-shirt and short cuts.. .. when it is zero outside. the cold is very very dry and as such it doesn't penetrate as it does in very damp enviorments. Which makes it a pure pleasure to stay outside and have fun for extended periods of time provided your dressed correctly. I guess the best way to describe this cold is that is just gets "on" you.. it never penetrates. The summers are the most fantastick part of living in Alaska.

Sitting outside having a barbecue @ 11 pm in sunlght Anchorage doesn't have the midnight sun but you have sunlight up to about 11:30 pm before it sets.

The Arctic is different.. I see little chldren always running out of houses with no jacket on when it is 50 below zero and that mother chasing that child all over the place trhying to get the parky back on.. this has often mystified me to no end.. I guess the children just love the "rush" of running out there like that. they do it so much and always laughing.

Anchorage, wonderful place to live. majectic mountians. Alaska has the most spectacular scenry anywhere.

but Anchorage is for people that like city life. I do not want any part of that any longer. I much rather the peace and quiet of a simple village life much nicer. our backyard is larger than most states and even some countries. I do not want the noise and hassles of trafic.. I am too young to keep that frustating expensive habit a part of my lifestyle any longer. It is so funny and humorous to listen to the news about the price of Gas.. "suddenly" thi sis big major news. We have been paying over $5.00 per gallon for many many years up here.

It all depends on what you want and where you want to do that.

I do not like the "heat" and Anchorage is getting hotter in the summer time. I must prefer the constant strong winds of the Arctic. Just like a motorcycle riders always like the feel of the wind in their face.. the same is true of the arctic.

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Old 03-14-2008, 11:54 PM
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Thank you I checked out the link you suggested, very helpful.
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Old 02-25-2009, 10:32 PM
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Old 02-27-2009, 10:36 AM
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Anchorage...a town like any other town...and then...I arrived.

I remember it well. I was but a young lad of 7 back in late 67. Walked down a flight of stairs in the much smaller than today Anchorage Airport and saw this frightfull creature hanging on the wall. It looked like a giant spider. Dad...what is that I asked. That my boy...is a king sized crab. Some of the best eating a person will ever encounter.
I thought to myself...great...they have giant spider looking things crawling around here? Little did I know they lived miles away under miles of water. Bears never even caused me concern...but how can anyone survive in a land crawling with giant spiders! And people eat them! Stepping off the plane in Anchorage was a life changing experience for this 7 year old southern MN farm boy let me tell ya!
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