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Even the threat of ash fall is pretty low. The volcano is far enough away that only a good breeze from the proper direction will cause any deviation from normal fishing. I know it isn't stopping my weekend plans...........
I say the risk is low although I've been in the ash twice since moving here nearly 20 years ago. I'd love to be out flying if it does go off though. To be able to get some pics (from a safe distance) just as it blows would be awesome.
Come on Drifter, For years we've had to put up with you cannuks hopping the border to steal our cheese. You could at least provide refuge for a few Alaskans trying to avoid the sandy dust cloud 'o' death that seems to be just over the horizon.Our AMERICAN cheese stocks are running low these days due to major pilfering by the cannukelheads. Please please PLEASE come up with your own national cheese and quit wheeling ours over the border. You've already got your national bacon taken care of.
On a quiet winter night along the northern Minnesota border you can often times hear the soft crunch of the snow as the Canadians make thier way back across the border with the giant wheels of American cheese. NAFTA be d**ned, we need our cheese! p.s. Send more beer.
All the Alaskans are making a run for the boarder because of the threat.Thankfully Dudley Doright and the North West Mounted Police are on the job and have put a stop to the mass exodus into Canada.There are tent camps springing up East of Tok as a result. There is even talk of Hippie Drum Circles appearing here and there with the possible breakout of a Hippie Music Festival.The State of Alaska is air lifting pizza, twinkies and green tea into the affected area. http://www.avo.alaska.edu/
Brother you are just too funny, you and i have got to go fishing together some day, oh and for the rest of you, what the man says is dead on true, I've seen it my self