I grew up here. It is absolutely nothing. Nothing to do with nowhere to go. It's only beautiful when it shines and that's rare! No, living here is like serving a harsh sentence! 😮
@@AmericanClassicToursInc Oh.... don't worry. We'll be back. :) In fact, Covid not withstanding, "the crew" is planning an epic road trip back culminating in a wedding at the end.
Spent summer sated with salmon. As a runner and biker I lived in fear if bears. Yet part of me wanted to drop 1000 mics of lsd,run up to a mother bear and her cub, grab the cub,moon mama bear and run like hell laughing all the way
Also interesting that during WW2 were route from alaska to siberia. Its about 80 years after Alaska was sold, so some locals possible to speak russian language and in Nome and Fairbanks were soviet bases!
I have a niece in Sitka! She left South Africa in the seventies to emigrate to Sitka. Debbie van Tonder married a American in Sitka and the last that heard from her! Her son is a Capt for Sitka airlines! I would sincerely love to see her again!
Hmm interesting I was looking for travel assignment jobs and there is one newly listed in Sitka. I’m a healthcare worker, are there big hospitals there? And how much would rent cost for a small room or studio?
ooo im considering visiting here in the future
I grew up here. It is absolutely nothing. Nothing to do with nowhere to go. It's only beautiful when it shines and that's rare! No, living here is like serving a harsh sentence! 😮
Helped my brother and his family move to Sitka back in 2006. Beautiful place. Rains WAY too damn much though.
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@@AmericanClassicToursInc Oh.... don't worry. We'll be back. :) In fact, Covid not withstanding, "the crew" is planning an epic road trip back culminating in a wedding at the end.
The trees are Western Hemlock, Alaska (Yellow) Cedar), Sitka Spruce.and Mountain Hemlock. There is no White Cedar or Douglas Fir in Southeast Alaska,
Indigenous tlingit not linkut
You really need to fix this video. The indigenous people you talk about are the Tlingit. Commonly pronounced Klēnkit
Its indigenous Tlinget people. Not Linget
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Tlingit. That's how it is spelled.
And it’s pronounced Klinget..
It's also the largest town by square miles in the United States.
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I live in sitka and you got the wrong indigenous tribe and the 2 out of 4 trees you said were also wrong
I'm Alaskan Native "TLINGIT " PLZ get it right...im from the Ravenbeaver Klan of Tlingit Native American people
I watched in hopes of seeing some of the town or surrounding area. Thanks for the history lesson instead.
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americans, many thanks for you, that you safe our history❤️
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It’s spelled Tlingit but pronounced Kling-it.
Kiernan Shipka wants to do a movie here
Shit
Holy I type that out Loud.
Kiss.
1.5.
No one came here to see this dude for 3.5 minutes out of the 4 minute video.
Nice story he did the 🤘rock thing.
the cathedral burnt down in 1966 but it was rebuilt after that
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That's Tlingit! Pronounced "Klingit"
Any salmon berries?
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You really don't even show the town much... BOO
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No Douglas fir
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Clear, comprehensive, history...
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Really? A 4 min video but you only talk about Sitka for 2 min.
Fairly certain this guy has never been to Sitka or south east
The Proposal 2009 bought me here 😂
Spent summer sated with salmon. As a runner and biker I lived in fear if bears. Yet part of me wanted to drop 1000 mics of lsd,run up to a mother bear and her cub, grab the cub,moon mama bear and run like hell laughing all the way
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U crazy
Awsome,,thankyou for the History too.
It's not "Llingit". It's spelled Tlingit.
great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Also interesting that during WW2 were route from alaska to siberia. Its about 80 years after Alaska was sold, so some locals possible to speak russian language and in Nome and Fairbanks were soviet bases!
Thanks for sharing this little fact with us! We also appreciate you watching !
I have a niece in Sitka! She left South Africa in the seventies to emigrate to Sitka. Debbie van Tonder married a American in Sitka and the last that heard from her! Her son is a Capt for Sitka airlines! I would sincerely love to see her again!
We hope you can see her sometime soon!
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I just came back from Sitka 2 years ago. I worked on a boat and worked at the Fortress of the bears. So beautiful
Zach that sounds amazing!!! Thanks for sharing !
Unlike much of Alaska, it doesn't get very cold.
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It is amazing here in Sitka if your thinking of a good place to settle down or even just come to visit it’s awesome here
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Hmm interesting I was looking for travel assignment jobs and there is one newly listed in Sitka. I’m a healthcare worker, are there big hospitals there? And how much would rent cost for a small room or studio?
@@Hakuna_My_Tatas rent is about $1,350 and we have quite a few hospitals here
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If I'm Mexican, wich is the better way for going to Sitka on a working holiday program? Hope u can give me some advice
Don't do it. You'll clean fish for 12 hours a day on a remote island.
Cruise ship out of seattle.
Well, that's a good story from a guy who has never been there.