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What to expect: "The interior of Alaska is home to the Athabaskan Native Peoples. Specific to the Eklutna area are the Danaina or Tanaina, Athabaskans. These colorful spirit houses are a uniquely Athabaskan tradition; according to cultural beliefs. Spirit houses were built by the family after the person’s death. A wonderful and unique mix of this native tradition with the practices and beliefs of Orthodox Christianity can be seen in the cemetery. The graves of the Athabaskan people are marked not only with their traditional spirit houses, but also with an Orthodox Christian Cross. There are also graves marked only with crosses, honoring the resting places of the Orthodox non- native members of the church."
Meet-up location: Corner of 4th Avenue & L Street (@ Snowy City Cafe)map & directions
Telephone: 907-27G-HOST
What to expect: Join your kindly Ghost Tour Guide, Rick, as he takes you on a walk in which "the dead bring history alive!" Not intended for young children or the easily frightened, this tour happens during the warmer months, beginning in May, and costs $15.00 per person.
What to expect: You might not tell from the outside, but what's inside of this odd building is a wonder filled museum with sculptures completely made out of ice! It even has its own bar made of ice were you can sip on drinks while sitting on stools made out of...what else...ICE! The museum also has small ice sculpting classes. Be sure to visit the area's website for details about costs and tour schedules.
What to expect: an archway decorated with over 100 types of antlers, mainly comprised of moose and caribou antlers that drop off during the Fall season. It's hauntingly beautiful and only dates back to 2010!
What to expect:"Though the Slide Cemetery is not part of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, it is accessed through the park. A few graves near the cemetery are within park boundaries and contain interpretive signs. A short footbridge leads you off park property and into the Municipality owned Slide Cemetery. It is located approximately 10 miles from Skagway, Alaska near the old Dyea Townsite. On April 2, 1898 a large avalanche on the Chilkoot Trail, known as the Palm Sunday Avalanche, killed over 60 stampeders. Many of them were interred near the town of Dyea."
What to expect: "Serving Anchorage over the years and making your shopping experience fun is how The Look has built a long-standing trust with our customers as a reputable and safe environment to buy lingerie and adult products. We can fit you in a steel-boned corset or help you find your new favorite sexy toy with our deep and unparalleled knowledge. The Look will fit anyone, whether your needs are plus-size lingerie, men’s boxers and briefs, or something a little more exotic. Come to the place where your comfort and satisfaction is a priority."
What to expect:"There was a Wytch who had gifts of healing and vision. This Wytch dreamed of helping and sharing her wisdom with others, so she made her long journey to Alaska. After a little time here she got her wish and opened a special little shoppe called Wytchwood. Where she met some amazing people and was gifted with a very special tribe that she now calls family. And she has so many customers that she call friends. She then had this Frog that stopped to share his herb with her. They became friends and when she grabbed his butt, he turned into a striking viking that lives with her today in their new castle next to the river, far , far away from the tower she was held prisoner in. And she will live happily ever after in her new castle helping all the local town folk feel better and prosper in friendship and knowledge. And today the shoppe dwells in Houston, AK."
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