A headline like the one in today's Anchorage Daily News - Falling Moose Nearly Takes Out Trooper . I've driven by the area described hundreds of times when I lived on the mainland and what you normally see are Dall sheep scaling the rock cliffs beside the Seward Highway. I did see a moose stranded on an ice floe one time, floating out to Cook Inlet on the ebb tide, but a moose falling into the roadway takes the cake.
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Ya I heard about that the other day. It reminds me of this book that I am borrowing from Trevor. It's called Moose Dropping and Other Crimes against Nature. I highly recommend it to anyone that reads this blog. Some very interesting little tidbits about Alaska. It covers a little of everything; politics, nature, the gold rush, and just plain crazy things that have happened in the Ak. One of which is the Talkeetna moose dropping festival.
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Ya I heard about that the other day. It reminds me of this book that I am borrowing from Trevor. It's called Moose Dropping and Other Crimes against Nature. I highly recommend it to anyone that reads this blog. Some very interesting little tidbits about Alaska. It covers a little of everything; politics, nature, the gold rush, and just plain crazy things that have happened in the Ak. One of which is the Talkeetna moose dropping festival.
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cool pic love ya
LOL!!!!! Poor Moose.
Great picture. Do you adjust your lighting or is that natural light you capture perfectly?
I never adjust anything, you've got to take it as I see it, warts and all. Sounds like a good book Zack - feel free to circulate it out this way when you're done reading it, your brother won't mind . . .
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