mivox, (edited ) to random
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And so #Anchorage food weekend begins: Ordered a garlic chicken pizza from The Peanut Farm. Food options are limited this time of night, but the fine Peanut Farmers send food out the door until 10:30pm.

It’s a very fine late night greasy pizza, and bigger than expected. I know what I’m having for breakfast all weekend.

I added obligatory red pepper flakes & some truffle-parm shaker seasoning (didn’t see any plain parm in the pantry), and now I’m ready to fall asleep on the couch. #AlaskaLife

mivox, (edited )
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Today’s food was goat curry from Everest restaurant (with a garlic naan, a side of raita, and a mango lassi).

SO tasty, but why oh why is goat always so full of bones? I can’t blame the restaurant for that, because when I bought some goat (to make a goat curry) from a butcher shop in Fairbanks a few years ago, it was cut in an equally bony way. Whyyyy? I just want to enjoy some nicely cooked goat meat without having to pick every last bit of it off a little cut piece of bone.

mivox, to Alaska
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OK, Mastodonians of … what here is not to be missed by a broke-ass Fairbanksan who is in town for the weekend?

AlaskaWx, to Alaska
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Pretty Monday evening in the big town.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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endurefun, to Alaska
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appassionato, to books
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This Is Chance!: The Shaking of an All-American City, A Voice That Held It Together by Jon Mooallem

In the spring of 1964, Anchorage, Alaska, was a modern-day frontier town yearning to be a metropolis—the largest, proudest city in a state that was still brand-new. But just before sundown on Good Friday, the community was jolted by the most powerful earthquake in American history, a catastrophic 9.2 on the Richter Scale.

@bookstodon




antonymble, to random
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Well, I'm pleased to see the muni/Bronson grift trucks picking up the snow that had our street choked down to barely a lane all winter, but it's not at all going to convince me to vote for him.

Hunter, to Alaska
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When you pull up driving directions to the city you're moving to and can see the curvature of the earth and stars in the background 😳

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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The Alaska Range looks amazing tonight. Shot from the top of our driveway.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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It's always nice to wake up to clear skies and Denali glowing on the horizon. Clear and cold, but gonna be a good day.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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Kinda nasty outside, so a perfect day to bake baguettes.

EyeOnAlaska, to animals
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EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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The Snow Moon tonight. Tomorrow night it will be completely full. I looked for the lunar lander but can't spot it

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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Sleeping Lady this afternoon after another crazy night of wind and some light snow.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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The 60mph winds are back for the night. It's 36º and the power is flickering. Really fun to have to go out to the woodshed for another wheelbarrow load of firewood just in case the power goes out tonight. It's a nice feeling to be prepared, but this is no big deal here in Bear Valley.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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10pm in Bear Valley, AK. It's freaking +40º and still breezy with 20-30mph gusts. Crazy.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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straphanger, to random
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I don't ride a bicycle because...
...it's too cold in my city.
...because my car is more comfortable.
...because it feels like a lot of effort.

*To which winter-cyclists of the world reply: "Excuses, excuses. Use 'em—your legs, that is—or lose 'em." ❄️ 🚲 🧵

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straphanger,
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"Three [of the] most bike-friendly cities in North America have harsh winters: , , and ."
—Tom Babin, again

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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"Peaking" above the fog. Just the summits of Foraker, Hunter and Denali on the horizon this afternoon.

EyeOnAlaska, to Alaska
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Denali is absolutely glowing this morning.

Mielke, to random

Howdy Neighbors.
if you have opinions on bussing
survey below!!!🎉🚌

https://www.research.net/r/W6SXD6S

survey in email

LibrarianRA, to Alaska
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Last one, if anyone is still with me 🙂, Alaska!
.
Happy New Years - Anchorage Postcard
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liztai, to thailand
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City I dislike: #Beijing
City I think is overrated: #Bangkok
City I like: #London
City I love: #Seoul
City I most feel myself in: #Penang
City I still need to visit: #Paris
I dream of living in: #Melbourne

How about you?

#Travel #Countries #MYToots #Malaysia

tayfonay,
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@liztai Hmmm…
City I dislike: #Dallas
City I think is overrated: #Amsterdam
City I like: #Seattle
City I love: #Bergen
City I most feel myself in: #Chicago
City I still need to visit: #Anchorage
I dream of living in: #Auckland

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