Topic: Freezer Burned
Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on March 29, 2022 at 8:44 pm, by San Juan Update
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series for the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi. Read the previous story in this series. Déjà vu All Over Again My old friend, Archie Ferguson, last sojourned from his Yukon River village a few years back to attend a Sasquatch Discovery Camp near Darrington, WA. You might remember that Continue Reading
Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on February 27, 2022 at 8:34 am, by San Juan Update
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series for the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi. Read the previous story in this series. A Walkabout Begins Sonny Johns was spent. Leg-weary, ready to call it a day. A damned important day, the first of many unpredictable experiences. A story as old as human time; an energetic Continue Reading
Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on December 18, 2021 at 5:22 am, by Tim Dustrude
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series on the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi… (Authors note: this fictional tale of Alaska bush life adventure, grief and redemption, circa the 1980s, will be continued founded upon two previous stories. See Freezer Burned: “No Matter What” and “The Confines of Heaven” for character background.) The Confines of Continue Reading
Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on July 24, 2021 at 8:42 am, by Hayley Day
The Heart of Darkness on the River “Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. Sammy Jenks gently shut the backdoor of his rustic home. He turned to pick up a stone then slung it at an alley cat in the garbage can. Striking the ugly cat Continue Reading
Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on July 5, 2021 at 5:00 am, by Hayley Day
The Allure of Gold, Part 2 “Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. When Pappy Scoggins parked his modified school bus at the old boat landing in Eagle, Alaska he never imagined the grousing by locals accustomed to using that area to load boats, or camp Continue Reading
Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on June 20, 2021 at 5:00 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. The Allure of Gold, Part 1 A road-weary group of nine swayed in their bench seats down a narrow trail, leafy tree branches scraping the bulging, tarped roof rack and long rows of dirty windows. The 165-mile Taylor Highway Continue Reading
Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on May 21, 2021 at 5:30 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. A Matter of Weather and Physics The arrival of spring in the north is a penultimate pleasure. For a nature lover, anyway. Like dropping a heavy burden after a long slog up a mountain ridge leading to Continue Reading
Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on April 14, 2021 at 5:30 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. The Pitfalls of Fuzzy Thinking A decade ago, our fourth summer here, my Alaska pal Archie left a phone message that he would be visiting in Washington state. Waiting through his practiced, jolly jibes about us living Continue Reading
Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on March 29, 2022 at 8:44 pm, by San Juan Update
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series for the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi. Read the previous story in this series. Déjà vu All Over Again My old friend, Archie Ferguson, last sojourned from his Yukon River village a few years back to attend a Sasquatch Discovery Camp near Darrington, WA. You might remember that Continue Reading
Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on February 27, 2022 at 8:34 am, by San Juan Update
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series for the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi. Read the previous story in this series. A Walkabout Begins Sonny Johns was spent. Leg-weary, ready to call it a day. A damned important day, the first of many unpredictable experiences. A story as old as human time; an energetic Continue Reading

Freezer Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on December 18, 2021 at 5:22 am, by Tim Dustrude
Freezer Burned is an ongoing series on the San Juan Update, written by Steve Ulvi… (Authors note: this fictional tale of Alaska bush life adventure, grief and redemption, circa the 1980s, will be continued founded upon two previous stories. See Freezer Burned: “No Matter What” and “The Confines of Heaven” for character background.) The Confines of Continue Reading

Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on July 24, 2021 at 8:42 am, by Hayley Day
The Heart of Darkness on the River “Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. Sammy Jenks gently shut the backdoor of his rustic home. He turned to pick up a stone then slung it at an alley cat in the garbage can. Striking the ugly cat Continue Reading

Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on July 5, 2021 at 5:00 am, by Hayley Day
The Allure of Gold, Part 2 “Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. When Pappy Scoggins parked his modified school bus at the old boat landing in Eagle, Alaska he never imagined the grousing by locals accustomed to using that area to load boats, or camp Continue Reading

Freezer-burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on June 20, 2021 at 5:00 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. The Allure of Gold, Part 1 A road-weary group of nine swayed in their bench seats down a narrow trail, leafy tree branches scraping the bulging, tarped roof rack and long rows of dirty windows. The 165-mile Taylor Highway Continue Reading

Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on May 21, 2021 at 5:30 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. A Matter of Weather and Physics The arrival of spring in the north is a penultimate pleasure. For a nature lover, anyway. Like dropping a heavy burden after a long slog up a mountain ridge leading to Continue Reading

Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska
Written on April 14, 2021 at 5:30 am, by Hayley Day
“Freezer-Burned: Tales of Interior Alaska” is a regular column on the San Juan Update written by Steve Ulvi. The Pitfalls of Fuzzy Thinking A decade ago, our fourth summer here, my Alaska pal Archie left a phone message that he would be visiting in Washington state. Waiting through his practiced, jolly jibes about us living Continue Reading