Delta Juction Alaska...

No, but I spent a week there one night.  Back in the 80's.  Wife was pregnant w/ #1.  Stayed in a motel used by the pipeline workers.  Korean desk lady insisted we pay for the cable TV, so we did.  Turned it on to find out of the 4 stations, 2 were XXX.  Happened to notice that the bedspread on the one channel matched the one in our room.  Wife went nuts.   Looked all over for the camera, couldn't find one.  I had to hold up the bedspread around as a shield while she changed.  Oddly enough, she wouldn't take a shower there.

He's taking snow artillery coordinates

Far out of the way place where no one knows him and he can hide from us???
He gives us enough snow and there's NO WHERE TO HIDE........ I'll post your picture so everyone will know what you look like and we'll find ya......

I've been there. Looks pretty much like Arkansas......but very cold in winter and hot in the summer

I spent about the first six months of my life up there. My dad was stationed at Fort Greely in the late 80s. The base there wasn't setup for delivering children, so my mom was taken by ambulance to Fort Wainwright in Fairbanks when she went into labor with me. After Fort Greely we went to Fort Reilly, KS for a short time before heading back to Alaska to Fort Richardson. My parents have been in Alaska ever since.

I will have to check records, but I think we sold a combine part to a dairy up there a few years back, IIRC it was for a K?

Looked it up on Google earth, quite a bit of farm land around the area including a big irrigation pivot.  About 950 people in the town.  I wonder if the milk would go to Fairbanks.

I bet there ain't no snow machine that goes with the place. Therefore, if you moved up there, that would leave your snow machine un-attended. .....? YES!!!!!!!!!!!Darrel

shameless (ne) wrote: the reason I ask....there is a farm for sale up there, and usually when the farm ground sells up there, the farm equipment is included in the sale. this farm has a big Gleaner, but don't see what the tractors are. lots of nice buildings and bins. sure would save me and Eldon hauling our equipment up there! lol

Hey, hauling equipment is half the fun!

that hot there? whew! the town of delta junction isn't to far away. one farm I looked at for sale up there, they had about every brand of power and equipment there, appeared they about take what they can get?

    SHAMELESS,,,!!!!!,Ya better pay 'tention to what ole Leanard is tellin you,,,he said,,,,,-101° thats exactly the same as  MINUS 101° F,,,,that right there is pretty dang cold,,,,,,,
   them cold temps may not cure your back problems,,,,but will keep em froze where you won't even feel em,,,,til it thaws some,,,,,,in 4-5 months

After forgetting to buy birthday presents may have to go that far to hide from the old la...loving wife.

the place I was looking at has now either been sold, or they tooks it off the market! PffffT! it was a nice one, and not as expensive as the others listed there now!

That mean you AIN'T moving north with the infernal machine? 

Hunted Alaska in ' 72 & '73. My guide  owned & farmed several thousand acres in Delta Juct. We became good friends & he sent lots of pictures to me. Back then he said he grew barley & potatoes and had record breaking yields but trucking cost so much he barely broke even, he made more money selling hay for local horses, brome hay & foxtail hay. Dad visited & hunted with him several times after he quit guiding and said Joe took him to see mountains of potatoes going to waste because there was no market. He had all new IH machinery and recieved grant money to clear the land & buy machinery, long strips of farm ground between strips of brush he was not allowed to burn because of damage to the permafrost. He sold out & moved to Great Falls, Mt where I was going to go deer hunting with him but I'm afraid he passed on cause phone is off & letters come back...Harvey