Hello the camp...

[dkr]

Ran across the site and signed up to view images/photos.

Live in Alaska, retired military. Lots of bush time both active duty and in my work after leaving Uncle's workforce.

Now working as a tech writer. Have a few books on Amazon, mostly for fun.

I enjoying see what 'things' (methods or equip) folks come up with for outdoor use....

(Waves) looking forward to seeing all that is posted.

[hunter63]

Good to see ya stopped by here....should be more hellos on their way shortly.

[dkr]

Thanks for the welcome, the board is very frustrating to use - I can't even use the 'reply with quote' if it contains a url from the other poster....

I guess I've have to post some "wow, that's neato' fluff to get enough of a post count to allow images or url's. Pretty limiting, but them's the rules....

[hunter63]

Thanks for the welcome, the board is very frustrating to use - I can't even use the 'reply with quote' if it contains a url from the other poster....

I guess I've have to post some "wow, that's neato' fluff to get enough of a post count to allow images or url's. Pretty limiting, but them's the rules....

Yeah....is kinda a PITA. but you wouldn't believe how much spam is stopped,....some we don't even see, is filtered out but the mods before it even gets seen. .........and the limitations go by fast.

[RangerXanatos]

Welcome from Georgia. Glad to have you.

[1stimestar]

Welcome from outside of Fairbanks! So, are we neighbors?

[crashdive123]

Hello and welcome. Thank you for your service.

Now that you are past 10 posts you should be OK with url's.

[Pennsylvania Mike]

Hello and welcome from Pennsylvania.

[Rick]

Welcome home and thank you for your service.

[MrFixIt]

Thank you for your service and welcome from another Georgian.

[dkr]

Welcome from outside of Fairbanks! So, are we neighbors?

Not quite - I live in the largest Native village in the State.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

[dkr]

I appreciate the warm welcome. Lots of interesting reading here as well.

[Rick]

Live in Anchorage huh?

http://www.adn.com/article/20110710/...e-census-shows

Sorry. I thought that was kinda funny.

[1stimestar]

Not quite - I live in the largest Native village in the State.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

Aw ok. So quite far from me.

[dkr]

Live in Anchorage huh?

http://www.adn.com/article/20110710/...e-census-shows

Sorry. I thought that was kinda funny.

LOL - you get it! Los Anchorage is a great place to live, because it's such a short drive to Alaska. I worked for a decade at a local communications company and spent a fair amount of time in the bush working on telcom systems. Nothing like climbing into the hub of a 9 meter dish to replace the LNB at -20F... Great fun.

All on your own and the locals really don't care for folks from outside the village....

[1stimestar]

Hey, feel free to contribute to my Alaska thread.
http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...30-Alaska-2015

[dkr]

Hey, feel free to contribute to my Alaska thread.
http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...30-Alaska-2015

Thank you very much! I may do just that.

[fjrmurph]

LOL - you get it! Los Anchorage is a great place to live, because it's such a short drive to Alaska. I worked for a decade at a local communications company and spent a fair amount of time in the bush working on telcom systems. Nothing like climbing into the hub of a 9 meter dish to replace the LNB at -20F... Great fun.

All on your own and the locals really don't care for folks from outside the village....

Been there done that, was no problem getting inside the dish to change the feed horn. Hard part was getting out. Funny now that I look back. I was 300 ft in the air on a tower.Welcome to the camp, pull up a chair.

[Rick]

I was 300 ft in the air

That is just so wrong in so many ways.

[Sarge47]

Welcome aboard! Thank you for your service!...