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Small Feet, Big Land
Tidepool wonder: Kachemak Bay low tide reveals richness in color, life
Claws scuttle across pearly pink ground. Crimson tufts erupt from the ends of tangled white tubes. A wavering tentacle probes from behind a thicket of brown. Then — a monstrous crash...Erin McKittrick, Jul 5, 2015
Visiting where the first Americans may have tread
The winds died. The craggy cliffs disappeared. The world turned flat and white. Sometimes, heading down the beach in the morning, when it looked just the same as yesterday and the kids wanted to play “Pooh and Piglet and the Sabertooth Tiger” and “Pretend Easter Egg Hunt in the Mud Melt Holes” -- just the same as yesterday -- the world seemed endless...Erin McKittrick, May 31, 2015
Bryan Weyauvanna stepped off his snowmachine, gulped the last of his thermos of coffee, and gestured at one of the mountains behind Cape Woolley, pastel pink in the setting sun. “That mountain? It’s 3870 on the map, but in my language, it’s Singatook. And when you see a cloud up there, that means it’s going to be windy.”...Erin McKittrick, Apr 12, 2015
@GroundTruthTrek:Quicksand and sleet, set nets and cities, dodging bears and waves and acres of mud, diving into Cook Inlet's... https://t.co/roZkCwGExT
@GroundTruthTrek:Part 2: Oil Tax Credits. Did you know cash for oil companies was the third biggest item in the 2016 budget? And... https://t.co/HPICfcykTP
@GroundTruthTrek:Want to know more about Alaska's oil taxes and credits? Maybe not, given all the excitement in the rest of the... https://t.co/gAkl6CQubS
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@GroundTruthTrek:A crab ball (from our friends Simon Prennace and Roger Deffendal in Dutch Harbor). Apparently this crab ball is... https://t.co/efkJGYbPsH