There has been a high level of activity on the Fairbanks Twitter account over the past week. An owl closeup has been clicked a record number of times, while photos from this year’s World Eskimo-Indian Olympics are not far behind. We also saw great traffic flowing to North Pole and Denali photography…as usual.

1. Terrific owl photo taken in Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/2hQbb
2. Mt. MicKinley from the air, shrouded in clouds: http://ow.ly/2hjmQ
3. Just published: our set of Two-Foot High Kick and Ear-Pull pictures from the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics: http://ow.ly/2hw4C
4. Stunning photography from the Brooks Range thanks to @alaskaphoto – http://ow.ly/2eFwC
5. Great Fairbanks/North Pole area sunset photo: http://ow.ly/2fKxn
6. Stunning photos taken in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by @alaskaphoto – http://ow.ly/2gIBD
7. Great post/photo from @alaskaphoto on ‘Denali and Wonder Lake’ – http://ow.ly/2hXbG

Top clicking tweets from the past can be found in our archives.

Terrific aerial photos from the Brooks Range top this week’s Twitter-clicks-list. People were also interested in a family making their way to Fairbanks on a bicycle built for five and wanted to check out the new Morris Thompson Center website.

1. Stunning photography from the Brooks Range thanks to @alaskaphoto – http://ow.ly/2eFwC
2. Strange story of the day: family makes its way to Denali, then Fairbanks on a bicycle built for five – http://ow.ly/2eMPm
3. The Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center has launched a new website: http://ow.ly/2cvLs
4. A bunch of new photo contest entries have been added this week: http://ow.ly/2eG5c
5. On Facebook…people like us. You should too: http://ow.ly/2cb3b
6. Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival attracts participants from around the world – http://ow.ly/2dul0
7. From an Anchorage blogger: ‘You have to love Fairbanks!’ – http://ow.ly/2e1v6

These are our seven most-clicked links on Twitter for the past week. See our top-tweets from the past in the Inside Alaska archive.

Photos from around the area top our most-clicked list again this week. Denali National Park is included, along with the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center here in Fairbanks. There is also a very interesting video taken at the Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum. Summer events also received good traffic.

1. Nice new shot of a post-Solstice sunrise from the Fairbanks Flickr group: http://ow.ly/25lh2
2. Coupons for your Fairbanks trip on our website: http://ow.ly/25oFY
3. Good post and set of pictures from a trip to Denali National Park: http://ow.ly/24XQa
4. Nice blog post and photos that feature sites around Fairbanks including the Morris Thompson Center: http://ow.ly/24Yq6
5. Terrific video featuring @AKcarmuseum in Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/261g1
6. Take a summer exhibit tour at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center in Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/24hpk
7. Cool event: ‘Arts in the Park at Pioneer Park in Fairbanks’ – http://ow.ly/23sKF

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Our 101 Things to Do in Fairbanks got a lot of traffic on Twitter and on this blog over the past week. Among the most clicked items were  summer photos, a new summer in Fairbanks TV spot and the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan auction. Click your favorites in our top seven for the past seven days:

1. 101 things to do this summer in Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/1NdDu
2. Really cool image showing the progression from brown to green in Fairbanks: ’2010 Green Up’ – http://ow.ly/1OglX
3. Our new ‘Experience Summer in Fairbanks’ TV spot is pretty cool: http://ow.ly/1Oj0i
4. Very interesting photo of a cloud formation taken at Fort Wainwright here in Fairbanks: http://ow.ly/1NOUm
5. Interesting photo from @alaskaphoto ‘Segway riders in Fairbanks’ – http://ow.ly/1NclY
6. Great panoramic view of Denali National Park: http://ow.ly/1NOQZ
7. Really cool: you can bid on a Fairbanks travel package using Alaska Airlines miles: http://ow.ly/1Okxa

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You may also enter the Quarter 2 round of our contest with your five best Fairbanks, Denali, Arctic or Interior Alaska photos.

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Area photos were popular, as always, on Twitter over the past week. You can still cast your vote in our first quarter 2010 photo contest, which has been our most popular link. There is also an interesting video showing the toppling of Alaska’s tallest structure from several days ago. Otherwise…it’s great photo after great photo from Fairbanks, North Pole, Denali and other places around Interior Alaska.

1. Terrific batch of Fairbanks, Denali and Interior Alaska photos: pick your three favorites now – http://ow.ly/1HwRB
2. A great series of pictures of Fall clouds and sky from North Pole, Alaska – http://ow.ly/1GRbk
3. Great capture of swans at Creamer’s Field in Fairbanks – http://ow.ly/1GQPX
4. Another great image from Fairbanks on Flickr: ‘pandion haliaetus perched on a white spruce overlooking the Chena River’ – http://ow.ly/1GQKT
5. Nice recent photo of the Chena River: http://ow.ly/1Fhnf Looking a lot like summer!
6. Alaska’s tallest structure was taken down Wednesday. Here’s a cool video showing its demolition: http://ow.ly/1FfUF
7. A huge amount of cool ice art and Festival of Native Arts photos: http://ow.ly/1FnUs

Entries for Quarter 2, 2010 are already pouring in, so if you want to get in on the next round, head on over to the photo contest homepage and enter your five best Fairbanks, Denali, Arctic or Interior Alaska photos. And…don’t forget to vote on this batch of images below. Poll closes May 14, 2010 at midnight.