I don’t mind the cold, either but prefer it between 25- 40, the below zero temps I have always hated.
Cold starts here @ the lower 60's........ Prob there now to..
I don’t mind the cold, either but prefer it between 25- 40, the below zero temps I have always hated.
Lol, yeah it’s not like the winter of ‘89, it got down to -30 that year! Now that is bone chilling cold.Cold starts here @ the lower 60's........ Prob there now to..
I don’t mind the cold, either but prefer it between 25- 40, the below zero temps I have always hated.
It was a pain! So were the heating bills.Having to keep your car plugged in is a pain.
Was Chena Hot Springs a thing when you lived in Squarebanks? We went there one winter to shoot the Lights. Got up early one morning and hiked up the mountain to their aurora-viewing yurt. It was -22F when I left. Wore swimsuit under parka/clothes. Soaked in the hot springs upon my return. We all looked like fairy people from the Lord of the Rings -- the mist from the springs froze in our hair and on our eyebrows; the guys' bears were white. Very cool! (literally)
One of the worst trip we ever made was to Circle, we camped and floated the Yukon, the mosquitos and black flies were so awful, I vowed never to go, again.
Be prepared if you do! I’ve never experienced anything like it, and no, the travel guides don’t warn you!OMG. Thanks for the warning; husband unit has talked about doing that same thing. Funny how they don't seem to show that on the Alaska reality shows or travel videos. lol
Be prepared if you do! I’ve never experienced anything like it, and no, the travel guides don’t warn you!
Lol, yeah it’s not like the winter of ‘89, it got down to -30 that year! Now that is bone chilling cold.
Nice info. Nice info.
It was a pain! So were the heating bills.
I have been there, but we didn’t go in the hot springs.
One of the worst trip we ever made was to Circle, we camped and floated the Yukon, the mosquitos and black flies were so awful, I vowed never to go, again.
I was hiking yesterday & mosquitoes usually comes up & some of the hikers that have hiked way up north & in Maine said they thought those flies were worse than the mosquitoes... That is pretty bad
I think they are too. We get a lot of wind here so if you are out playing in the summer and there's a decent breeze, the mosquitoes can't land on you as well. The flies though -- I swear they come with grappling hooks. They leave purple marks where they bite you as well. The wildlife go back up in the mountains to escape them in the warm months.