Only in Alaska would you see an ad like this one… http://anchorage.craigslist.org/zip/673017049.html. I’m not sure that the ad is legit, or if it is legal to haul off a moose from someone’s yard. But, it’s funny just the same. And it’s not the only free moose on Craigslist. April had another dead moose ad, in the sporting goods section for some reason. This is the time of year to watch… read more →
Dave Johnson of Fishhook Realty questions my weather forecasting abilities in his comments on my last post officially announcing spring. Look at them, the geese, cranes and ducks are still there under about 4 inches of fresh snow on the Palmer Experimental Farm fields. It really is spring! If that doesn’t mean it’s spring, I don’t know what does. … read more →
Dave Johnson of Fishhook Realty questions my weather forecasting abilities in his comments on my last post officially announcing spring. Look at them, the geese, cranes and ducks are still there under about 4 inches of fresh snow on the Palmer Experimental Farm fields. It really is spring! If that doesn’t mean it’s spring, I don’t know what does. … read more →
A couple weeks ago I announced that spring had come. Since then we have had temperatures down to 10 degrees and several good sized snow storms. So much for my weather forecasting abilities. But now, someone else has made it official. The geese are on the fields in Palmer. We look forward to the geese arriving there every spring on their way to the nesting grounds and also note the… read more →
A couple weeks ago I announced that spring had come. Since then we have had temperatures down to 10 degrees and several good sized snow storms. So much for my weather forecasting abilities. But now, someone else has made it official. The geese are on the fields in Palmer. We look forward to the geese arriving there every spring on their way to the nesting grounds and also note the… read more →
Alaska Is Huge Every spring I get inquiries from people “outside” who have never been to Alaska about finding a piece of their Alaskan dream. They want to buy a chunk of Alaska where they can have peace and privacy. They know Alaska is big so they expect to get at least 10–100 acres of beautiful wilderness. Of course, they also expect this to come with maintained roads, electricity, and… read more →