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Dr. Baughman – Seward’s Pioneer Doctor German born Dr. Baughman – An Alaskan Pioneer lived both a good and tragic life By Michael Hankins It’s been nearly twenty years since friends Jeff Thimsen, Doug Harvey, and I sat on a sloping bluff near Old Knik,[Read More…]
The Story of Esther Haakenson “A Thankful Pioneer” Story by Dana Jaworski | Originally published in the September 2013 issue of Last Frontier Magazine She lay in a hospital bed bruised and broken from a nasty fall. Down the hall, in the early hours of[Read More…]
Copper River Dipnetting Adventure by Cecil Sanders of Last Frontier Magazine With muscle aches finally receding, a freezer full of sockeye salmon, and cabinets brimming with canned smoked salmon, our 2017 Copper River dipnetting adventure has come to a successful end. Let this short snippet[Read More…]
Lessons Learned in Halibut Cove Plans go awry in Halibut Cove on the Lagoon Trail by Diane Rose I have spent my whole life camping and enjoying the outdoors. I am a planner who is very organized and I always try to anticipate what may[Read More…]
Easy and Delicious – Smoked Salmon Melts Canned Smoked Salmon Melts – A simple meal with a great taste! This spring, as the dip netting season approached, my family and I found ourselves with an excess of last year’s salmon. We had a large pile[Read More…]
“Miss Kennicott” There is the sea, vast and spacious…There the ships go to and fro – Psalm 104:25-26. Just like people, a ship has a life of its own, twisting and turning throughout their long life span. Metaphorically, a ship lives and breathes, carrying her[Read More…]
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