Inside Passage from 35000 feet. May 21, 2004 Fairbanks Airport - Elk with great antlers! Big Moose! This bus was just for Darryl and I The family were living here when the Dalton highway was built. The children opened this lemonade stand to give to the truckers. The truckers thought it was cute and would pay $10 or more dollars for the lemonade. The kids were making big bucks so parent closed the stand and opened a store! Bear that got too close to Joy - Joy, Alaska that is The only "facilities" north of Fairbaknks Cache - protect food from the "criters" Sign on store in Joy: "If you are being chased by a bear - DO NOT come through this door" Direction sign to the "facilities" Tree that has a growth. We have seen these in many places. They are used as porch poles for their uniqueness. Restful reflecting pond Darryl walking the dirt road in Joy Move the lid, raise the pulley and remove your food! Tundra version of ice box. A hole is dug in the perma frost and a pulley installed above the hole. A sealable container is hooked on the pulley. The top of the hole is sealed with lid.

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