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The first two chapters of The Heritage of Talkeetna, by local author and historian Roberta Sheldon, are read by Ellen Wolf. Audio is 12 minutes 15 seconds. Ellen Wolf-The Heritage
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre continues reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #4 4-29-14
Mountain guide Willi Prittie remembers an exhilarating descent on Peru’s highest peak. —————————————————————— Skis chatter. . .steel edges fight to carve a path across wind-hammered rime ice and sastrugi. My
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre continues reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #3 4:22:14
Robin Song updates the story of the wounded Northern Goshawk, and she tells of some memorable time spent with our big, white, impressive early migrants, the Trumpeter Swans. Audio is
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre continues reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #2 4-15-14
Eclipsed moon next to Virgo’s brightest star Spica, and well below Mars, now at opposition, it’s closest (and therefore brightest) to Earth. What a night! Kathleen Fleming took this photo
There’s a total lunar eclipse happening TONIGHT! All about when to watch the moon, and what you’ll see, also about the planets you can observe now, and
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre begins reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #1 – 4:8:14
