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I'm from Wasilla. Sorry.

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Travel Logistics — Click here for info on how to get to and around Alaska safely

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Posted by2 hours ago

Meanwhile in Homer... keep on the lookout!

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Posted by12 hours ago

Lil dude made direct eye contact with me while I was peeing

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(Yakutat, Alaska) Breathtaking ice caves in Guyot Glacier are melted out by the stream running along the cave floor. These caverns come and go every year, freezing, melting, and changing direction and dimensions.

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(Yakutat, Alaska) Breathtaking ice caves in Guyot Glacier are melted out by the stream running along the cave floor. These caverns come and go every year, freezing, melting, and changing direction and dimensions.

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Posted by8 hours ago

Shrimp trap imposter

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Posted by4 hours ago

Post organ-transplant?

Howdy folks,

I have a question about Alaska: I would love to either Juneau or Anchorage area, but I am a two-time liver transplant recipient. I've looked around AK for any doctors that specialize in post-transplant care, but I cannot seem to find anything. Has anybody here received an organ transplant or know anyone who has? I am trying to determine the feasibility of living in AK with this particular medical issue.

Thanks

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