Fairbanks – the biggest vity in North Alaska has only 32 thousands inhabitants. City is spread out, distances are big, so it is difficult to walk around the places of interest. Fortunately they have a bus network and seniors 60+ travel on the bus free. You are showing your ID to the driver entering the bus. Lines are marked by colors. Two most useful: red and blue made a loop around the central part of the town. In the downtown there is a nice square with a monumental fountain – native family stands on the top of the fountain.
I spent my time today visiting Pioneer Village – open park with a samples of old houses made of logs, modern gallery, shops and toy station. Entry is free…
