Walking in Kodiak, Alaska - What to do on Your Day in Port 

I used to live there back when i was a kid and i plan to move back there in a couple of years

I was station there 87-90. Went back in 2007. Great place.

Grew up on Kodiak in the late 70s to 87. It was nice to see a little bit of the town again. That red is from the iron in the rocks leaching thru. The Trident seafood processing is a WW2 liberty ship that was beached after the earthquake to supplement the destroyed canneries from the tidal wave. That National wildlife building use to be down by the airport but did not get alot of visitors so they moved the operation to the town (was not in town when I was there).

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I lived at Kodiak as a child from 1961 to 1963 when my dad was stationed at the Navy Base. Back then, the only paved road was from the edge of town to the Navy Base.

Wow it changed a lot since I moved at the end of 1977

great narration ,lived in kodiak as a kid and had a great childhood there,looks so different now tho,in my mind i miss it, my father was there in the Navy.nice video,thanks so much

I was stationed there in 1965 - 66 at the Marine Barracks on the Coastguard base. A fellow Marine and I went back June 2011 for a week. I love Kodiak. Thanks for the tour.

Looks so different then when I lived there in 76 and 77 and a rare sunny day must be july or early August. Near island used to have ponies there and no bridge or marina.

The ship washed ashore during the great Alaskan earthquake. They couldn't get it off land so they turned it into a canary. As far as I remember.

I built a moss-covered lean-to between Wal-Mart and the public library and lived there for a month while walking the docks every day looking for a crab job. I'd go the the library every day and practice my Spanish in a Spanish-English chat room. Met my wife online there and have been married 13 years now. Somewhere on the island is my abandoned short bus with a Lazy Boy recliner as the passanger seat. It says "Jesus of the Nazarene" on the side but we participated in a lot of illicit, non-Jesusy activities in that bus. I spent a LOT of hours walking those streets in pouring rain, soaked to the bone and dead batteries in my walkman (yes, I still had a walkman). Does a taxi there still cost like $27 for a 4 minute ride!?

you are best to visit there, I wish to be there in my life.

You went to Kodiak to walk around town. Wow

USN ETN 2 1967-68 . Did you know Kodiak military base stored and did other things with Nukes. A marine detachment assigned. They were serious. I was ET for the aircraft control electronics in control tower thus I saw the nukes going in and out. Marines stationed in own qtrs next to runway. Did you know Kodiak has an operational ICBM base that does launch missiles over the North Pole. google.

awesome video

Nice tour 😊

Kodiak resistant here....please tell me you didn't call "near Island" "fort Abercrombie" the national park is way farther than the town. It's out of the city limits and is school to north Star elementary and near Island is by the high school and middle school in near the center of town. Also hope you had a good visit. So far the weather looks gorgeous in the video

I live here and you know more than I do jesus

Miss it

I wish somebody out there in Zodiak, Alaska, knew Charles Lewis Sr, just want to know if he's still alive , he had a son named, Roger Lewis meet them n Phil's, am Dory

Isn’t that island a grizzly bear hot spot?

When was this trip taken,?

A beautiful day and no one is at the beach ?

I saw my house 😳

Now i know why I never got married!

Okay some people and dog.