WOW!

[Guest dove2]

Thanks for the highway. I don't remember a radio station in North Pole, but I never listened to radio much not even in the car.

Greyling is a village there in Alaska.

I don't know the man you are talking about that is too bad.

What mixed me up was not knowing if it day or night.

You know from what I remember there was only something like 3 hours of dusky dark, not black. I used to get mixed up if it was morning or night.

If you never see a deer or an elk North Pole must have really grown. That is so sad to hear. I always thought that was the most peaceful place on earth.

I better run and see if I can't get some work done. Talk later.

[Guest alaskan_chick]

ya my sis just told me yesterday that there r about 40 churches just in North Pole. WOWOWOWOWOOWOOWOWOWOWW!!!!!!!!! Thats a lot of churches.

Have you ever heard of Clukwan, Alaska? Or Minto, Alaska? Probably not they r SMALL villages.

Well sorry to make this short, but I have a basketball game soon, Bye <//><

[Guest dove2]

Yes, I have heard of Minto, Alaska. Have you heard of Bethel, Alaska? It is way up in the very Northern part of the state. I do believe that is the name of the town. When I was going out to camp, my sister -in-law and I were flying with a plane load of people. As we were taking off I saw one of the wings on fire. I called the stewardess who promptly told the pilot. About that time an Irish girl name Irene said, "Girls this wing is on fire too" and she proceeded to pass out. I thought we would just change planes. Nope. They came and fixed what ever was wrong and off we go into the wild blue yonder. Next thing I know we are in some really heavy clouds. The pilot comes on the intercom and says, "We are approaching Bethel, I am going to try to find a break in the clouds so I can call Fairbanks and get some directions. I thought, "Oh my Lord God, save us this plane doesn't even have any communtication. Can you tell this was a few years ago. I mean Wein Air Alaska, those weiny birds didn't have communication.

Talk later.

[Guest alaskan_chick]

you have heard of Minto, Alaska? thats neat my youthgroup goes there and ministers to the ppl there. I am on the worship team at North Pole Assembly of God, I sing.

i have heard of Bethal, that is a neat story about the plane, that must have been scary.

when you lived here was the a Noel Wein Library? I ask bkuz the Wein Airlines, is that named after the same person as the Noel Wein Library?

Well I wil talk to you lataz, Bye <//><

[Guest dove2]

That is great to be singing for in the youthgroup. I have always wanted to sing. As it is I have to make a joyful NOISE unto the Lord. I could't carry a tune in an old wash bucket.

It was rather a frightening experience but since I lived thru it I can laugh about it now. What got me was all they fed us was peanuts for dinner. Everyone was so frightened that we started laughing and deciding who the leader of the group would be incase we went down. We really had fun on that flight because of that. Even the girl who fainted got in on the fun and got over the fear after fainting the second time. :sleep:

I don't remember a library there because I was always too busy to read. There may have been and I just didn't notice it. All I remember for sure is the Post Office and the Church.

Is Wein Air still called that are or they just Alaskan Airlines now.

Talk later.

[Guest alaskan_chick]

its called Alaska Airlines, I never even knew that it used to be Wein Airlines.

Ever heard of Chena Hot Springs, or Chena Hot Springs road?

[Guest dove2]

I haven't heard of Chena Hot Springs or Chena Hot Springs road.

I always loved to go to Fairbanks to shop for jewelry while there. I love ear rngs and had just about every kind you can think of. They pierced my ears while I was out in camp and went wild on buying earings and bought about 100 pair of all kinds. I came home and they were all stolen. Bummer!