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👀 love me some tools 🔧

It’s just Chenega! No Bay

The water in Point Lay is drinkable from the tap unless they are doing maintenance and then the boil notice is a precaution because of open lines. Other than that, the water is fine to drink out of the tap.

You could stop off at Kavik River Camp! 😃👍

Thank you for this video, I'd been exploring the Alaskan Bush on Google maps during my free time and came across this town, I curiously looked up and down each street on the satalight view wondering what life must be like for the inhabitants of this small remote community, thanks to this video I can now get a look and see what the buildings looks like from the ground level

Hello sir, I visited your channel and saw that your channel has many problems due to which you are not getting potential traffic can I help you?

Awesome!!!

You guys are NUTZ!!!

I lived in Clarks Point back in 1976 I worked for the Del Monte fishing station. Taking care of the Native fisherman's gill net boats. What a shit hole place and only 67 folks live there I wonder why. The drunks and the cocaine was rampant among the youth back in the day.

beautiful

Yesh

OneSource is great! Great channel!

Looking forward to the hand tools video. 👍

@arayablogs

I'm in anaktuvuk pass

Great advice Michelle!

This was my 1st solo trip May 2007

It's getting more and more interesting with every new video. Thanks for guidance

Interesting story of transition to biomedical field. Thank you. Very inspiring.

Wow. Alaska is beautiful

Good job!

It must be tough to work at those remote places

Wow. Very interesting job

Thank you for the video. It's really helpful

My dad’s boat is the captain Andrew

DID YOUR CELL PHONE SIGNAL WORK IN FALSE PASS??

I recognize that tool box

The only thing I don't like using that type of multimeter is when we need to check the Amper because we need to open the circuit to make the measure and that takes too many time

Nice vid. Is this your job? They flew you all the way out and back to Saint Paul Is. to just check a BP cuff bladder or did you have to do other stuff? (Just curious). ;-)

We handed only two types to the infusion pump back home the bionet and Stryker

The tester for the defibrillator I used was bigger than that one

Hello

I was listening to their radio station last night, just stumbled across it while exploring the radio map. It’s so cute how niche and close knit this place is. The girl talked about the opening times of Church, someone was selling a Parka for $80 and even listed job listings. It was cute to hear. And I’m all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 Much love.

Nice you got a flavor for travel in the Aleutians, my trips could reach 16 flights a trip, helicoptors, seaplane, hovercraft all in the same day. Have fun.

43 doesnt sound that bad. Didnt know it could be that warm so far north. $7+ for gas? I dont get it. Doesnt the oil come from that area? I would have thought it would be dirt cheap instead.

🏃 'promo sm'

I work in this Island several years ago.

"This is a critical mission, operatives, locating and recontaining 096. We've traced parties involved with 096's breach to the deep Arctic. You're going to be dropped 3 klicks west of a suspected hostile safehouse. This is our second attempt at securing 096 in this area, the previous squad is considered MIA"

Thanks for the video, what part number was the handle? OEM or 3rd party?

I'm curious as to why you had to fly such an indirect route from Atqasuk to Wainwright. Were there whiteout conditions between the 2?

This was always one of my favorite places, beautiful community and people. Got stuck in the sand at Cannon Beach.

I used to live I atqasuk till I was 6 and then moved to barrow for 2 years and stayed in wainwright for 4 years I moved back to atqasuk I missed this place

I have a pen pal that lives there!!! 😊😊😊

I'm a pilot and Lay is my last name so I'm very thankful for this video letting me check it out!

Hello Michelle, I'm Quinn, a new Biomed from Louisiana. I came across your page after being mentioned by Justin (Better Biomed) and Brian Hawkins Sr. (HTM On The Line). I've been enjoying your videos and content. It's fascinating to see the variety of equipment you encounter and the sites in Alaska. Witnessing the challenges and solutions other Biomeds face is valuable for gaining knowledge. Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences.

I heard it's always dark during it's winter.

Hey!!! Did you find any coal on the beach in Wainwright? Best trip last summer with you.

I remember standing on that scale at the Wright air check in station. Interesting they sent you to Barrow before Nuiqsut vs going to Prudhoe Bay / Deadhorse.

That is not how you spell kaktovik