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Articles related to "Anchorage"
Alaska Vacations by RV One of the best ways to explore the great state of Alaska is to travel by RV or motorhome. alaska vacation • alaska rv • rv rentals • rv vacation • alaska motorhome
Alaskan Summer Travel Visit Alaska during the summer, viewing Mt. McKinley, glaciers and wildlife, by air, while hiking, or riding by train, enjoying the extended daylight. alaskan summer travel • attractions anchorage • denali national park • alaskan railroad • iditarod experience
Choosing a Safe Anchorage Here are a few suggestions and criteria on how to select a safe and secure location to anchor your vessel. choosing a safe anchorage • secure anchoring location • anchorage selection criteria • save anchoring • adequate water depth
ATHLETES OF THE IDITAROD On March 2, 2002, some 1000 sled dogs and their mushers departed Anchorage Alaska for the 1151 mile Iditarod race through a vast, frozen wilderness to Nome. Read about these amazing dogs and the preparation necessary for such an undertaking. sled dogs • mushers • iditarod • alaska • balto
I smiled all day! Returning to my Anchorage golf course for a visit reveals some wondrous changes! golf • anchorage • alaska • prince hotel • girdwood
Turnagain's Bore Tides Alaska is the only location in the United States where a bore tide occurs on a regular basis, and has the most visible tidal bores in the Western Hemisphere. bore tide • turnagain arm • chugach mountains • alaska • anchorage
Broken Mammoth Archaeology Field School, Alaska This is an article looking at the archaeological field school opportunity at Broken Mammoth Archaeology Field School in Alaska. alaska • archaeological excavation • archaeology • archaeologist • paleoindian
The Great Alaskan Earthquake 1964 Anchorage Alaska suffered the worst damage and it generated a tsunami reaching Hawaii and the Pacific Coast of North America. great alaskan earthquake 1964 • largest earthquake north america • anchorage alaska suffered worst damage • generated tsunami reaching hawaii pacific coast no • good friday march 27 1964 alaska earthquake magnit
Animated child porn video found Police and prosecutors claim that a cartoon video found in an Alaska teacher's possession was a guide on how to sexually abuse children. alaska • animation • video • child pornography • teacher
Boating Facts Lizard Island Aust A Great Barrier Reef island north of Cairns, surrounded by white sand beaches cascading into fringing coral gardens lizard island • tropical boating • great barrier reef • australian island • coral reef
Boating Facts Palm Beach NSW Relaxed beachside culture and cafes mingle with the sheltered waters of Pittwater on the Hawkesbury River. boating in australia • safe anchorage • pittwater • northern beaches of sydney • hawksbury river boating
Boating Facts Queenscliff Aust Historic Queenscliff has all the charm of a seaside village travel to australia • boating in victoria • safe boating • australian anchorage • melbourne tour
Feeding Iditarod Dogs Iditarod dogs can work up enormous appetites. What do these canine athletes eat to give them the strength to pull a sled all the way across Alaska? iditarod • sled dog • sled dogs • sled dog race • husky
The Alaskan Husky Alaskan huskies may be a combination of breeds and conform simply to a standard of performance. (Photo courtesy of internetclipart.com) husky • huskies • alaskan husky • siberian husky • alaskan malamute
Antiques in Alaska As soon as I arrived in Anchorage, Alaska a few months ago, I headed for the first antiques shop I saw. alaska • alaskan antiques • native american art • russian imperial art • silver
Tailing The Red Tail of Northwest Airlines (Part 1) Part One of the history of Northwest Airlines, once known as Northwest Orient. The origins of this airline and its role in World War II are explored. northwest airlines • northwest orient • world war ii
An Alaskan Trip In this article I mention my trip to Alaska and what I had the pleasure of seeing. mountains • eagles • ravens • glaciers • totem
Boating Etiquette Manners count even in boating. Learn how to be an etiquette boater. boats • boating • boating safety • boating courses • sailing
Safely Anchoring Your Boat Placing and retrieving an anchor isn't difficult once you understand the process. Learn more about safe anchoring at Boating and Sailing. placing an anchor • setting the anchor • ground tackle • retrieving the anchor • anchoring hints
Geographic Diversity in the South Pacific The Pacific Ocean is not only vast it also has great geographic diversity, which accounts for cultural diversity. lagoons • coral reefs • fetch • anchorage • pitcairn island
The Move of a Lifetime Alaska is not just mountain men, grizzly bears and moose droppings. It is more than absolute beauty. It holds a place in the heart... Paradise. alaska • last frontier • anchorage • fairbanks • juneau
Pet Friendly Inns Outer Banks, NC The Outer Banks of North Carolina are barrier islands on the Atlantic. Pet friendly hotels welcome Fido or Fifi along when traveling to this beach front getaway. pet friendly hotels • travel with pets • outer banks nc.north carolina beaches • nags head • cape hatteras lighthouse
Top Film Festivals: Northwest US Film festivals are exciting, social and educational events that are dedicated to the craft of cinema. Here are highlights of the most innovative film festivals in the NW. film festival • idaho • oregon • washington • alaska
Plant a Row for the Hungry Plant a Row for the Hungry just because • it’s fall • doesn’t mean • you can’t help feed the hungry • by joining
Silloth on Solway, Cumbria England Silloth England is off the beaten path but offers a championship golf course, hotels and long stretches of sandy beaches. It is a tourist destination worth visting. silloth-on-solway • cumbria england • scenic english coastal resort town lake district • located 22 miles west carlisle england adjacent to • english side solway firth
Plant A Row For The Hungry Get involved and make a difference by donating extra garden produce to feed the hungry locally! plant a row for the hungry • feed the hungry locally • feeding the hungry • vegetable gardening • growing vegetables
Rights: A Special Report (Part I) In part I of this article, writers will learn about the different types of rights a writer can sell to a publication. rights • writer • writers • writing • fsnar
The Ulu: A Slice of Arctic Culture An ancient Inuit cutting tool that adds a special dimension to the modern kitchen. ulu • slice • chop • fillet • alaska
Alaska’s Impact on TV-Part II To many people, Alaska is a mystery. It's a land of snow and tundra and the North Pole. However, by watching TV, you can get a glimpse into The Last Frontier. alaska • mantanuska glacier • tokosha mountain lodge • mt. mckinley • reality television
Clark Comes Out of Nowhere to Win U.S. Trials Christine Clark of Anchorage, Alaska, won the 2000 U.S. Women’s Olympic Marathon, crossing the finish line in 2:33:31 and winning a berth to the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. christine clark • marathon • olympics • u.s. trials • track and field
NORTH TO ALASKA - By Mary Haegele Museums in Alaska museums • alaska • mush • transportation • memorial
She’s a Tlngit Girl, in a Barbie world? The Tlngit Barbie american indian • native american • tlngit • barbie
Togo - In the Shadow of Balto Balto has garnered most of the attention for the 1925 delivery of lifesaving diphtheria serum to Nome Alaska, leaving Togo to stand in his shadow but, in 1960, an aged Seppala still claimed, “I never had a better dog than Togo.” balto • togo • sled dogs • sled dog racing • serum run
Hildegard of Bingen: An Introduction This article introduces the reader to the remarkable 12th c. composer, mystic and abbess, Hildegard of Bingen., hildegard of bingen
Alaska Climate Impact Assessment Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes. alaska climate impact assessment commission • coastal climate change • coastal erosion • global warming • melting permafrost
Alcohol Laws in Rural Alaska Alaska allows individual communities to regulate or prohibit the importation, sale and consumption of alcohol to help reduce alcohol abuse and its associated problems. alaska local option • alcohol abuse in rural alaska • alcohol related crime • alcohol regulations in bush alaska • violent crime and alcohol in alaska
Buyers Remorse for Obama's Vice President? Senator Joseph Biden, a distinguished politician, pales next to the allure of Governor Sarah Palin the first female Republican GOP candidate in history. buyers remorse • barak obama's acceptance speech • presidential contender • middle-class americans • sarah palin
Japan Starts Pearl Harbor Attack December 7, 1941, Japanese bomber planes are launched from aircraft carriers. Their aim: Bomb Pearl Harbor! pearl harbor • hawaii • oahu • bombing of pearl harbor by japan • american history
Living Aboard a Sailboat A live aboard sailor shares tips about where to put your boat you want to live aboard. sail • sailboat • live aboard • marina • sailing
Pilots Encounter Kasatochi Cloud Pilots report that the August 7th, 2008 eruption of Kasatochi Volcano, Alaska, produced high-altitude ash clouds that presented hazards to aircraft. kasatochi volcano • volcano ash advisory centers • montreal vaac • alaska volcanoes • aircraft encounter ash cloud
Rats! Marine Waterfront Hazards Rats are a harmful invasive species that adversely affect boat wiring, seafood quality, ground nesting seabirds, and human health. Steps can be taken to control them. reduce rat infestations • rats as invasive species • reducing rat populations • alaska sea grant marine advisory service • alaska sea grant
Savor Some Alaskan Treats Alaska is known for its scenic beauty, but it offers gourmets (two-footed and four-footed) some outstanding treats as well. gourmet cuisine • syrup • dog treats • alaska • alaskan cuisine
The Sum of The Parts It's Bachelor Refrigerator stock-up time! bachelor • recipes • kitchen • stock ingredients • basics
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald The wreck of the "Edmund Fitzgerald" according to the official Coast Guard report. edmund fitzgerald
An X-C Ski Program For the Blind For over 30 years, Ski for Light has changed lives teaching cross-country skiing and a can-do attitude to blind and mobility-impaired people. ski for light • ski programs for the blind • sports and recreation programs for blind people • outdoor activities for the blind • disabled cross-country skiing
Barbuda is a Small, Unspoiled Leeward Island Not many people go to Barbuda; in fact, not many people know much about the little leeward island. barbuda • antigua • caribbean • leeward island • pink beach
Beans Around the World When just getting there isn't enough, take a can of beans on your trip. travel humor • travel humour • travel writing contest • free travel • food tours
Canada's Broughton Islands Lying at the northern end of Vancouver Island, the Broughton Island Group is one of the last bastions of unspoiled, undeveloped coastal beauty. broughton islands • inside passage travel • yuculta rapids • dent rapids • gillard rapids
Cruising Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park Spotting Alaskan sea life from on a cruise is thrilling. But be sure to bring your binoculars as sea creatures and wildlife appear much smaller from the distance. kenai fjords national park • kenai fjords cruises • alaskan sea life • alaskan cruises • tips for observing alaskan sealife |
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