This is a shot of the weather station temp gauge at the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge offices in Tok, Alaska.
I’m still looking for a thermometer for the house that will register lower than -60 degrees. Any ideas?
This is a shot of the weather station temp gauge at the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge offices in Tok, Alaska.
I’m still looking for a thermometer for the house that will register lower than -60 degrees. Any ideas?
Posted by Aliza on January 9, 2009
https://livingintok.wordpress.com/2009/01/09/and-for-those-who-need-proofminus-80-degrees-f/
Yesterday…
Me: How cold is it this morning?
Husband: I think it is 60 below.
Me: Think? Did you check?
Husband: I did but the needle is buried.
Me: Under snow?
Husband: No. Haven’t you ever heard the expression “Bury the needle?”
Me: Err…no.
Husband: Oh, you must not have been a teenage boy in Montana.
Me: Not that I know of.
Husband: You know, racing your dad’s Pontiac and getting up past 120 miles per hour. It only went up to 120. If you went past that, you were burying the needle.
Me: Is it colder than 60 below?
Husband: Could be. It buried the needle.
Posted by Aliza on December 31, 2008
https://livingintok.wordpress.com/2008/12/31/burying-the-needle-in-tok-alaska/
Here is an example of what kids do in Tok when it is too cold to go outside…
Here’s an example of what grownups should NOT do when it is nearing 50 below…
…that is, don’t leave your wine stash in the pickup truck outside in the winter in Tok…
Posted by Aliza on December 30, 2008
https://livingintok.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/what-to-do-in-tok-when-it-is-nearing-50-below-zero/