Aaaa deegwatsaii kwaa. Dinjii Zhuh K'yaa gaanandai shro'. Translation: "aaa be quiet. You don't understand the Native American way of life." In Gwich'in.

Photo taken in DENALI National Park yesterday.

Quote with a Pic of the airplane you'll accept as a bribe.

Self forming snowballs in Fort Yukon, Alaska. Rolling in the wind.

It's Saturday morning, that means "mouse cakes."

I attended protests in Fairbanks today against what is happening to our federal government, particularly the firing of our federal workers, the abandonment of Ukraine, and the proposed cuts to Medicaid which will crush our healthcare system in the state.

Fishwheels at Fort Yukon, hoping for better days, when the fish will swim again.

Moose have the right of way in Alaska. It's not official, but it's a natural law of the land that we all obey.

A west facing drawing of the original Fort at Fort Yukon. The area was originally called Gwichyaa Taii after that hill in the distance, there were two of them. At the conjunction of the two largest watersheds in Alaska. The Chief, Sa'vyaa, wouldn't grant permission for the Fort to be atop the hill.