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Tell Your Story Alaska
Billy Tjernlund
97 episodes
3 days ago
Raw Alaskan life stories, Alaskan history, and Alaskan bush flying.
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Raw Alaskan life stories, Alaskan history, and Alaskan bush flying.
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Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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The Story of Butte and Cantwell
Tell Your Story Alaska
16 minutes 34 seconds
8 months ago
The Story of Butte and Cantwell

Butte was originally named Bodenburg Butte name after John Bodenburg, the first modern settler of the site in 1917. It's most known for the geological formation called a butte which is a popular hike with spectacular views. If you have seen YouTube videos of Alaska adventures it's very likely it was filmed near Butte because it's located next to the Knik Arm, a very popular outdoor adventure area.

Cantwell started out as a railroad stop and became a community when the fur trade dried up and work was found at the railroad. Cantwell was named after a military explorer who explored Alaska in the late 19th century. It's the place where the popular 2007 movie "Into the Wild" was filmed and home to an iconic igloo building where tourists stop for selfies. Be sure to stop by Cantwell Bible Church. I met the pastor there recently and he is a down to earth, easy to talk to guy.

Contact the show at tysalaska@gmail.com

TYSA Logo was created by Evan Van Kirk

Music was created by Isaac Bedingfield

Tell Your Story Alaska
Raw Alaskan life stories, Alaskan history, and Alaskan bush flying.