A day in Kodiak | Travel Alaska

[@notagain9437]

I have lived in Kodiak for 17 years. Absolutely the best place to live.

[@notagain9437]

You didn't show the most beautiful places..."out the road".

[@Raul-pp1uh]

Pod jakim względem "najlepsze miejsce do życia"? Chyba nie ze względu na chłodny klimat.

[@ghostofresonance4025]

I absolutely love the crummy rainy weather in Alaska

[@Fishmas_Tree]

😂

[@jerrysmith8513]

Lived there in 66, only paved roads were on the Navy base at that time. One of the best places l've ever lived.

[@jibd381]

Very nice. I was there from 76-79. Lots of new and a lot of familiar. Enjoyed this. Thanks!

[@Some_kind_of_wonderfü]

Looks so beautiful and peaceful 😌

[@ralpheyssen6676]

Excellent. It's nice to see some things don't change a lot in 40 years. Spent nearly 3 years there in the early 80's. Had a blast. Going back in July. Very nice video.

Thank you, glad you liked it. Wonder what life was like on the island 40 years ago.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Are you back from Kodiak yet ? I lived there from 1965 till 77 IT WAS SO PRETTY and fantasic my Family and i lived on the back side of Island Lake still my favorite place on planet EARTH fished it all the time played in the snow all days long and the summers where a BLAST fishing the GOREGOUS Island Lake right down the hill from were we lived maybe 100 yards tops,The bars where full because the ECONEMY WAS fantastic, I was blessed huge by Jesus Christ growing up in Kodiak we have so many GREAT memeriies ,My dad had his own 72 foot shrimp boat so we all ways had GREAT Seafoood my om was a great cook we had great friends NO CRIME @ALLIf there was it was very little I whent to East elm as a kid so did my brother and sisters And Kodiak High, in 1976 and 2 months of 77 Then we moved back to Seaside Oregon in 1977 where i live now Its alot like Kodiak as well . Well maybe il hear back from you TAKE CARE God bless you Ralph .I go by Ted

@@theodoreritola7641 Ted, what a story! Thanks for sharing, this was great to read. In many respects, Kodiak is still what remember it to be, just more modern, more dynamic, with a nice new bridge, few coffee shops et cetera. But the sense of cozy isolation is still there

[@theodoreritola7641]

Your welcome.. i was there in 2004 the last time i had a great time saw childhood friends and worked out at Larson Bay at Kodiak Salmon Packers had a blast

[@theodoreritola7641]

I liked HENERYS it was Sollys in the 60s and 70s KEEP in touch if you like im on you know where F under Ted Or Theodore

[@grangernova979]

Lived there from 1996 - 2023. I sure miss home..

[@NickHornetRuppert]

Looks a lot like the surrounding Seattle area.

[@Tyj2000]

I daydream about moving to Kodiak. I probably never will, but is so alluring.

You need to start with a quick trip

[@mhamdnassr9023]

My home country

[@johns.8681]

Even more depressing than I remember. You saved me a trip back.

[@MikeB-in1nd]

I lived there in 77 they didn’t have that bridge to Woody or Near island the weather looks the same!

[@bahadirozer5044]

which café is it on 8:10 ? I guess not mill bay?

It is the Harborside Fly-by Coffee on Mill Bay Road

[@transistor281]

I was born there in 88, that's all I know lol

[@justinvaughn4713]

Brrrrrooooooo you did not see Kodiak at all the town is not Kodiak and doesn’t even touch on the beauty we get to enjoy living here commeeeeee onnnnnn maaannn. I have lived here for ten years and leaving town is the best part about Kodiak!!!!!!!

[@cultusdeus]

There are other churches besides Orthodox right? Hopefully, . . .

For sure there are others, but the Orthodox temples have made a significant impact on Kodiak's history, which is recognized by the town and the locals