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Framed: 10 7/8" x 11 5/8"

Sixteen reindeer were first brought to Alaska from Siberia in 1891 to provide meat for Native villages

Original framed watercolor and collage by Ketchikan artist

TUG #3 Biz Robbins they became a widespread cookingPrint size: 13" x 19" This is a comfortable pushtug working the inland waterways. It has large pushknees in the bow, and is powered Detroit Diesel 12v71 engines and their distinctive roar. In the background is the grain terminal on the Wilammette River in Porland, OR. Tom Crestodina, an Alaskan fisherman, began making cutaway drawings in 2011 to connect with his young son, Franio, while he was out at sea.