Sitka Alaska

[RacerJames666]

For those of you who wonder just where the hell I am...
from arrowhead mtn

from gavin hill

from o,connel bridge going to airport

good shot of Mt edgecumbe

sandy beach(its kindof ironic really...only sandy at LOW tide)

[RacerJames666]

and one of them rare sights..

fourth of july

and the one thing ill miss the most when I leave for cali(sans the fresh air)


So thats it in a nutshell! The most beautifull place I have ever seen....and the most boring!
Bong hit anyone?
Hit me up if you're around!
JP

[itsabimmerthing]

Why leave to go to cali? That place is beautiful, reminds me of TN kinda. Fuck cali's CARB laws lol.

[mtechnik]

Very scenic

[RacerJames666]

Cali has RBMotorsports.....a good job for me!

[M3_Boogie]

Originally Posted by RacerJames666

My favorite. I wish this was taken with a circular polarizing filter, but nice shot nonetheless!

[RacerJames666]

Yeah. It won a local photo contest nonetheless(not my photo).
Its considered dormant, but it might just go st helens on us all someday.
The san andreas fault line ends 25 mile off the coast, then smaller fissures continue on...under the volcano......neat

[polizei144]

I'll be taking a cruise up the alaskan coast this summer. my parents want to move to alaska during their retirment.

[RacerJames666]

Ill be around im sure. hit me up when you passin through

[Getagrip]

Beautiful Sitka pics. Some day I'l go there.

[digitaldream]

Originally Posted by M3_Boogie

My favorite. I wish this was taken with a circular polarizing filter, but nice shot nonetheless!

the Assembly, last night, (Monday) approved using the money in the CBJ swine flu homeless fund for the remainder of the flu season.

Last month the panel approved $3,600 to house homeless people stricken with contagious H1N1 flu in local hotel rooms until they recover.

Acting City Manager Kim Kiefer told the Assembly that, so far, only three hotel nights have been needed and $3,300 remains in the fund.

Kiefer says based on the Assembly's action last month, the United Way and the Glory Hole have received approximately $6,800 in donations so far.

Of that amount, she says, about $4,000 is going towards supplementing the amount the Assembly put forward to provide housing for homeless people that have swine flu.

Kiefer says the Glory Hole has done a lot of education and the community has donated Lysol wipes and hand sanitizers.

The Assembly voted 7 to one to extend the program.

Merrill Sanford voted no. Assembly member Johan Dybdahl was absent.