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One of those days

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Posted: April 7, 2009 - 6:29 pm

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A pair of young moose stop traffic on 15th Avenue in Anchorage recently.A pair of young moose stop traffic on 15th Avenue in Anchorage recently.
Seeing moose in Alaska isn't big news.

Seeing moose in Anchorage isn't big news either.

Seeing moose crossing a busy 15th Avenue isn't "stop-the-presses" news, but it is pretty interesting. And worth a blog post.

I saw these two young moose -- nearly a year old -- cross 15th after their mother the other day. Three moose stopping traffic on one of Anchorage's busiest streets. It's one of the things that makes living here better than living other places.

-- Steve

A pair of nearly year-old moose calves cross 15th Avenue in Anchorage.A pair of nearly year-old moose calves cross 15th Avenue in Anchorage.


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