Top Tweets for the Past Month

September 22, 2009 | Tags: , , , ,

People who don’t follow us on Twitter are often missing out on some really cool stuff. So…I thought it would be smart to take the most clicked tweets from the past month and post them here so blog readers can have a look too.

Autumn in Denali photo from W.O. Vinson.

Most of the popular links lately have featured photos from Denali National Park or other wilderness areas near Fairbanks. We make a prime home-base for anyone who wants to get out and see some of the magnificent scenery nearby.

  1. Wow. Killer Denali photo of the day: http://ow.ly/pZSD
  2. Some good photos from the Gates of the Arctic National Park north of Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/nLLE
  3. Cute overload: Dall sheep lambs in the Brooks Range north of Fairbanks – http://ow.ly/nLIq
  4. Absolutely fantastic Autumn in Interior Alaska photos from Patrick Endres: http://ow.ly/plu6
  5. Crisp northern lights time-lapse video captured in Arctic Alaska: http://ow.ly/nWhW
  6. Great photo of Denali with Grizzly bear in foreground from Patrick Endres: http://ow.ly/qkZg
  7. F-16 Fighting Falcon Aggressor from Eielson AFB soaring above Interior Alaska: http://ow.ly/q00U
  8. Here is a bull Caribou shot from Denali by Patrick Endres: http://ow.ly/pZYx
  9. Terrific photos: ‘Autumn in Denali’http://ow.ly/oIUY
  10. Awesome new photos from Denali National Park: http://ow.ly/qnmT

I will follow-up with more of our top tweets on occasion, but if you want to keep up real-time you can always follow us at Twitter.com/InsideAlaska.

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First Morris Thompson Exhibit Photos

September 21, 2009 | Tags: , ,

Every Fairbanks visitor should stop in at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center at 101 Dunkel Street downtown. Not only is it the best place to find information on things to do and see around Fairbanks and Alaska’s Interior; it is also a place to experience a bit of the culture and natural beauty of the area within a series of world-class exhibits. These exhibits have recently been opened, but still have a long way to go before completion. We hope the photos below will give you a taste of what you may see when you arrive.

If you’d like to see how far the exhibits have come over the past few month, be sure to check out this video from July. If you indeed come to see us in person, be sure to pick up one of our just-released Winter Guides. You can also request one by mail in advance of your trip, or take a look at the filp-book style online version.

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9/11: Morris Thompson Center Exhibits Open Now!

September 11, 2009 | Tags: ,

The Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center Exhibits opened this week! While adjustments are still being made and great features are still being added, these life-sized dioramas are still amazing to see. Here about the opening and the introduction of our Winter Guide on today’s update.

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Download the 9/11 Midday Update

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