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The view from Glenn Highway @ Gunsight Mountain MP 117, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
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a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ Gunsight Mountain MP 117, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ MP 176.6, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ Gunsight Mountain MP 117, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Whittier Access Road @ Tunnel MP 6.5 (Bear Valley), 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Richardson Highway @ Keystone Canyon MP 12.3, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
Tunnel Status: Excellent
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Thane Road @ Snowslide Creek Avalanche Path MP 1.9, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
combines my favorite things (unique narrow streets, insane trees)
dream job (snow plowing at the Whittier Tunnel entrance)
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ MP 176.6, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
I somehow ended up painting multiple rooms with that Swiss Coffee color, totally happy with it.
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from University Avenue Fairbanks @ Chena River Bridge, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
I've tried variations of 2.5% salt by weight and been happy with it.
How can you tell if someone has visited Barcelona recently? Don’t worry, they will write a newsletter article about it.
The sense of enclosure from the street level buildings is great. You’re rarely exposed to big open spaces when walking (the bad versions I mean). Between retail & planters, trees, bike lanes, and parked cars - you’ve got a nice protected space to walk. benjmatheson.substack.com/p/the-recipe...
Planters are absolutely everywhere. They shield what would are certainly busy roads to the point that the microscopic sidewalk cafes can exist. I think planters should be deployed much more broadly in the U.S.=> cheap, modular, and I think pretty effective. benjmatheson.substack.com/p/the-recipe...
Excellent tree cover serves a million purposes - lowers the temp, makes for a super enjoyable place to walk (i’m in a tree phase now btw), keeps traffic speeds in check. benjmatheson.substack.com/p/the-recipe...
I have new newsletter out this week: The recipe for Barcelona’s supremely good streets. benjmatheson.substack.com/p/the-recipe...
if you consider this wonky, please tune in next for some insane Alaska PFD financial modeling coming soon
the tunnel should send this out for its christmas card
I spent a very long time on the 'eklutna lake' label trying to make it less janky (did not succeed)
what it looks like when I don't eat a full breakfast, pre-lunch, and main lunch.
my accomplishment of the weekend was I sent an order to the printer with something like 15 square feet of maps for my walls. including this eklutna area one.
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Richardson Highway @ Thompson Pass MP 25.7, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Mitkof Highway @ Blaquiere Point MP 33, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
1957 Kiddieland, a miniature amusement park in Anchorage on Old Seward south of Dowling. It opened in 1954, closed circa 1958, and was most famous for its little Alaska Railroad train. Another Kiddieland opened on Fireweed in 1965. Via Anchorage Museum #alaskahistory #alaska
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ Gunsight Mountain MP 117, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
some low aurora in this one?
a picture from alaska's 511 cameras located on highway
The view from Glenn Highway @ MP 176.6, 📷 from 511.alaska.gov
it's looking sharp out there live2.brownrice.com/embed/skiclu...