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For those of you that are home this holiday weekend, surf the net to osemountain.com and check out the pictures of my cousins homestead in the Alaskan bush. The only other way to see his home and activities are to fly in via his mountain top airport as depicted in the attached picture.
And yes that is a 44 revolver on his right hip!

I dig

That is pretty interesting about them being the last to receive land under the Homestead Act.

Man, I gotta get up there. I have a buddy who teaches school right outside Denali and he has lots of amazing hikes
http://picasaweb.google.com/outsidedenali

Here is a video done by KSTP of Minneapolis about the last homesteader in Alaska. Enjoy.

http://kstp.com/article/stories/s142149 ... ?cat=10546

SuperstitionGuy wrote:For those of you that are home this holiday weekend, surf the net to osemountain.com and check out the pictures of my cousins homestead in the Alaskan bush. The only other way to see his home and activities are to fly in via his mountain top airport as depicted in the attached picture.

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And yes that is a 44 revolver on his right hip!

Well flying in isn't the ONLY way, if one is willing to endure a 30 day round trip epic hike that is!! Cool link, will take a bit to get through it all. Thank you!

Duane has added a lot of pictures and stories about his homesteading since I started this thread. Most interesting how the neighbors at Wein Lake and he arranged for that DC-6 load of supplies to land on Wein lake in March. 2,400 pounds of equipment including ATV's, lumber, food, etc. What a way to resupply....