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I came to South East Alaska (Ketchikan) last summer after two years teaching in Tuntutuliak, a native village in S.W. Alaska. I first moved to Alaska in 2004 after four years of teaching in Philadelphia.

May 07, 2005

33. More From Culture Week.

Jigging (Ice Fishing)...

Sling-shot workshop...

Basket weaving...

The kids were given saws and exacto-knives to make their sling-shots from scratch. I was given indigestion...

Posted by David M. Miller at Saturday, May 07, 2005

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David M. Miller: Ketchikan, Alaska, United States; I'm working in DC now, but I've been in Alaska for the last 4 years. Originally, I'm a public middle school teacher from Philadelphia. I moved Tuntutuliak AK (a tiny eskimo village) after four years teaching in West Philly, then moved to Ketchikan AK where I became the HS Librarian. I'll return to Ketchikan next year.

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