#gulkana

[rabbitcruiser]

Dry Creek State Recreation Site, AK

Gulkana (C'uul C'ena'  in Ahtna Athabascan) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Copper River Census Area, Alaska, U.S. At the 2020 census the population was 110, down from 119 in 2010.[2] It also has an airport.

Gulkana is located at 62°14′25″N 145°25′22″W (62.240213, −145.422883).  According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 36.5 square miles (95 km2), all of it land.

Sale, importation and possession of alcohol are banned in the village.

Source: Wikipedia

[burtsmithers]

Well that’s not very neighborly

[rabbitcruiser]

Summer Day

What do you think about my pic?

[thatsahugerack]

The great Alaskan Salmon Run! #sockeye #salmon #redsalmon #alaska #spawning #optoutside #gbsellsak #circleoflife #gulkana

[nadiagiordana]

Shooting at Tazlina, hunting boo and moose at the trap cabin

Shooting at Tazlina, hunting boo and moose at the trap cabin

Location of Tazlina Lodge

Friday, July 24, 1981—got to Tazlina at 5:00 a.m. The place is pretty littered with broken glass and bullet holes in the glass of one cabin. I felt sorry for Darrel. He was managing the lodge and alone there in that respect. This fella who had come to the lodge, got rowdy and (I don’t know the name of the guy) Darrel put him to sleep in one of the cabins and then this…

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[flyseason-blog]

Ph: @toddwilliamsusa - With the legend Mark Burcar. Alaska at midnight. #gulkana #floating #riverboats #flyfishing #lifejourneys #mile48

[oosik]

Gulkana River, Alaska

It's cold out there y'all! (-6F/-21C)

[rileyinalaska]

WRST, days 44-47

Tuesday, I went to the Gulkana airport to work with the dispatcher there. I got to track a flight and answer phones when passengers and pilots called to check in. It was pretty neat to see that from a perspective other than nervous flyer.

Wednesday, I prepared my new guided walk that I'll be doing over at the Princess Lodge. Then, I drove a shuttle down to the river to pick up some friends and the YCC crew from a raft trip they did. After that, I gave a guided walk, worked the front desk, and did some other small projects. Yesterday, I helped maintenance paint the buildings so that one of their people could go with the YCC kids and finish a trail we've been trying to complete since last summer. I may be doing that again Tuesday.

Today will be a normal day of programming for me. Once work is done, I'll be going to Anchorage for the night. Then tomorrow I'll drive to Homer to explore and have some lunch before going to Ninilchik for the rest of the weekend for Salmonstock music festival! I'm so excited!!