Tok, Alaska, Alaska, United States
Trip Start
Jun 25, 2009
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Trip End
Sep 10, 2009
Where I stayed
Saturday, July 25 - Tok, Alaska, United States - Day 2 of 2
Sourdough Campground has a small cafe where we all had breakfast of pancakes, reindeer sausage, biscuits and gravy, sausage patties, and fruit.
After breakfast, Art and I inquired about the local clinic and the office lady gave them a call to find out their hours. They are closed on Saturday, so Art will have to wait until we get to Fairbanks to see a doctor.
We went for a ride around some of the back roads near camp and went to some gift shops. The clerk at one of them directed us to look around the side of the shop where three Husky puppies were for sale. They were darling! Sorry, no pictures of the pooches. I can't waste precious disk space on such frivolity. There are so many more worthwhile things to photograph....like...drumroll, please....Mukluk Land! I took many pictures here just because I knew I wouldn't be able to explain this place sufficiently with just plain words. Mukluk Land was the brain child of a married couple who were both schoolteachers. They always had a dream of creating a spot where visitors to Tok could go to experience the history of the town. Mukluk Land is their dream come true. Both of these folks have a frickin' screw loose!!
After our journey through the looney bin capital of Alaska, we only had about 45 minutes at camp before we headed off to dinner at a local restaurant named "Fast Eddy's" where we ate a very large, delicious meal.
We got as far as loading the PT on the car hauler, but won't strap it down until morning because the mosquitoes are swarming voraciously.
Sourdough Campground has a small cafe where we all had breakfast of pancakes, reindeer sausage, biscuits and gravy, sausage patties, and fruit.
After breakfast, Art and I inquired about the local clinic and the office lady gave them a call to find out their hours. They are closed on Saturday, so Art will have to wait until we get to Fairbanks to see a doctor.
We went for a ride around some of the back roads near camp and went to some gift shops. The clerk at one of them directed us to look around the side of the shop where three Husky puppies were for sale. They were darling! Sorry, no pictures of the pooches. I can't waste precious disk space on such frivolity. There are so many more worthwhile things to photograph....like...drumroll, please....Mukluk Land! I took many pictures here just because I knew I wouldn't be able to explain this place sufficiently with just plain words. Mukluk Land was the brain child of a married couple who were both schoolteachers. They always had a dream of creating a spot where visitors to Tok could go to experience the history of the town. Mukluk Land is their dream come true. Both of these folks have a frickin' screw loose!!
After our journey through the looney bin capital of Alaska, we only had about 45 minutes at camp before we headed off to dinner at a local restaurant named "Fast Eddy's" where we ate a very large, delicious meal.
We got as far as loading the PT on the car hauler, but won't strap it down until morning because the mosquitoes are swarming voraciously.



Comments
puppies
aw come on take a picture of the puppies not a stupid out-house kathleen
angela