Susitna Writer's Voice--The Trapper Creek AMC Eagle, by Peter Mathiesen
Talkeetna resident Peter Mathiesen reads a chapter from his book Tales of the Alaska State Troopers, to be published this fall. This is the story of the unfolding events that
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Classics for Kids--The Adventures of Tom Sawyer #1
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre begins The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain. Tom Sawyer #1 5:27:14
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Susitna Writer's Voice--Kelly's first trip, by Ellie Henke
Mountain guide Ellie Henke relates a humorous story about an interaction between a young climbing guide and the mule skinners in Argentina. Ellie Henke-Kelly’s first trip-5-25-14 Several years
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Classics for Kids--Alice's Adventures in Wonderland #7
Cari Sayre finishes Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, and reads How the Leopard Got its Spots, by Rudyard Kipling. Alice in Wonderland #7 (final)
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Susitna Writer's Voice--Birdathon 2014, by Robin Song
Robin Song tells about her experiences during this year’s area birdathon. Robin Song–2014Birdathon-051814 photos by Robin Song As the May 2nd morning dawned clear and sunny, I knew
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Classics for Kids--Alice's Adventures in Wonderland #6
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre continues reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #6 5:13:14
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Susitna Writer's Voice - 5-12-2014, In the woods in Talkeetna, by Maureen Chambrone
Maureen tells about a morning at her cabin that she’s not likely to ever forget. Living in the woods in Talkeetna is generally uneventful. The weather is fairly tame, there
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Classics for Kids--Alice's Adventures in Wonderland #5
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre continues reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #5 5:6:14
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2014 Talkeetna-Trapper Creek Birdathon results
What was remarkable to birders during this year’s Talkeetna-Trapper Creek Birdathon was the contrast between the summer-like temperatures around seventy degrees, and lack of birdsong variety, even though the
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