Thank you for sharing this video. My family and I have wonderful memories of Alaska! I'll be forwarding this to my siblings! 😊 I can remember the church I attended (North Pole Assembly of God), Santa's House (which was tiny back then), a friend's house, the gravel pits where we went swimming, our church's youth Snow-Go Parties and the absolutely BEAUTIFUL scenery (all 4 seasons of beauty and splendor). There were no commercial businesses (McDonald's, Safeway, Pizza Hut, etc) but it was definitely fun! The roads were dirt and gravel. Shout out to Robert Mainlander, Robert Hawks and the Yingst family if you all still live in North Pole! 👋😊
Personally if north pole is in Alaska then why is santa delivering toys to foreigner nations, Seems me American children could get more toys if he Stayed at home
I LOVED North Pole Alaska! We lived on Eielson AFB. I was an active member in our church youth group (North Pole Assembly of God). Snow-Go Parties, swimming and picnicking at the gravel pits, hanging out with great friends ... MANY fond memories! Our family regularly went camping at Birch Lake. I guess life is what one makes of it. 😊
@@jason3211 it's been awhile since I've had the pleasure of living in Alaska. I'm planning a road trip with my family (Husband, Son, Daughter-in-Law and Grandchildren) so they can see for themselves this magnificent state. From what I recall, our first snow was normally in September, but it was a light one that usually melted. In October, we received a heavier (beautiful) snow that pretty much stayed on the ground until the "March Thaws".
Thank you for sharing this video. My family and I have wonderful memories of Alaska! I'll be forwarding this to my siblings! 😊
I can remember the church I attended (North Pole Assembly of God), Santa's House (which was tiny back then), a friend's house, the gravel pits where we went swimming, our church's youth Snow-Go Parties and the absolutely BEAUTIFUL scenery (all 4 seasons of beauty and splendor).
There were no commercial businesses (McDonald's, Safeway, Pizza Hut, etc) but it was definitely fun! The roads were dirt and gravel.
Shout out to Robert Mainlander, Robert Hawks and the Yingst family if you all still live in North Pole! 👋😊
Yes, I still live here close to North Pole. I was glad to hear you had such wonderful memories here in Alaska.
Lived the next street over. Great times!
Where is everybody? Almost reminds me of a dystopic "after" movie.
I have been there!!
It's worth a visit..
Where are you driving around the neighborhood???
The big nice houses is the Neighborhood close to the library.
I used Use to work there
CHENA LAKES yes 👍 🙌 😍 👏 ❤ 👌
I Love Chena Lakes. We always hang out there in the summer.
Personally if north pole is in Alaska then why is santa delivering toys to foreigner nations, Seems me American children could get more toys if he Stayed at home
That make sense...
It was a part of Russia
Because Santa loves ALL children!
Most depressing town in the state. This is where dementors come from.
🤣🤣…🥴 That’s only because of water…😁
I LOVED North Pole Alaska! We lived on Eielson AFB. I was an active member in our church youth group (North Pole Assembly of God). Snow-Go Parties, swimming and picnicking at the gravel pits, hanging out with great friends ... MANY fond memories!
Our family regularly went camping at Birch Lake.
I guess life is what one makes of it. 😊
@@jason3211 it's been awhile since I've had the pleasure of living in Alaska. I'm planning a road trip with my family (Husband, Son, Daughter-in-Law and Grandchildren) so they can see for themselves this magnificent state.
From what I recall, our first snow was normally in September, but it was a light one that usually melted. In October, we received a heavier (beautiful) snow that pretty much stayed on the ground until the "March Thaws".