What I see in my backyard...

[Iriana]

This is at your place?

AA

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I hope you find this picture of moose tracks on our cabin porch interesting. The moose actually climbed on the porch and walked into the woods from it, instead going around the porch.

 

[Iriana]

If you keep posting pictures like this Alaska is going to get VERY crowded.

AA

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Sweet! It would be nice to see you here.

Did you see the picture of the moose eating someone's groceries outside a store? LOL.
I posted it on image/photo thread. (Last time I looked, it was the only picture there.)

 

[Iriana]

Very tempting.



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Hi Kevin, lots of room here .

That's a great picture. What is that truck hauling?

That's a loooong load.

 

[Richard Brown]

Great photos and tales there, Iriana.

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[Iriana]

How do I get pictures posting smaller or as a thumbnail ?

I try to load through the picture icon above. Sometimes it accepts the picture, sometimes it don't work.

 

[Iriana]

Great photos and tales there, Iriana.

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Thank you Richard. I'm glad you like them.

 

[skimonkey]

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Moose eating in a snowstorm.

Another great picture!

Very tempting.

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Kevin-is that the one you are driving? What's in the big tanks?

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[KevinJS]

Hi Kevin, lots of room here .

That's a great picture. What is that truck hauling?

That's a loooong load.

Another great picture!

Kevin-is that the one you are driving? What's in the big tanks?

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No, that's not mine. I don't go to Akaska...yet. I could be tempted though.

The tanks are probably headed for the oil fields. I've no idea what most of the stuff is for. Oilfield installations are built and transported in modules so that its easier to install them onsite. Like a giant Lego kit.

 

[skimonkey]

No, that's not mine. I don't go to Akaska...yet. I could be tempted though.

The tanks are probably headed for the oil fields. I've no idea what most of the stuff is for. Oilfield installations are built and transported in modules so that its easier to install them onsite. Like a giant Lego kit.

I thought that was you for a second!

 

[Richard Brown]

No, that's not mine. I don't go to Akaska...yet. I could be tempted though.

The tanks are probably headed for the oil fields. I've no idea what most of the stuff is for. Oilfield installations are built and transported in modules so that its easier to install them onsite. Like a giant Lego kit.

So you haven't reach verse 4 of the American version of this - yet, Kevin . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I've_Been_Everywhere

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EDIT. I'll tell you what, after reading the Wiki piece, I wa left with impression that the song is well travelled.

 

[KevinJS]

So you haven't reach verse 4 of the American version of this - yet, Kevin . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I've_Been_Everywhere

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EDIT. I'll tell you what, after reading the Wiki piece, I wa left with impression that the song is well travelled.

Better traveled than me. I have an Australian version of it. It's not exactly what the original songwriter had in mind. 'nuff said.

 

[skimonkey]

Better traveled than me. I have an Australian version of it. It's not exactly what the original songwriter had in mind. 'nuff said.

My mind starts thinking...'nuff said, here too!

 

[Iriana]

Our log cabin. This is in our front yard.

 

[Kaykaykay]

No, that's not mine. I don't go to Akaska...yet. I could be tempted though.

The tanks are probably headed for the oil fields. I've no idea what most of the stuff is for. Oilfield installations are built and transported in modules so that its easier to install them onsite. Like a giant Lego kit.

This is how Asian I am: When I saw the photo, it looked liked two giant rice cookers to me, lol.

 

[KevinJS]

This is how Asian I am: When I saw the photo, it looked liked two giant rice cookers to me, lol.

You never know, Kay. There is a very long history of Asian workers in Alaska, particularly in the salmon canning industry.