#Milkrun hashtag - Bluesky

@thespiritwithin.bsky.social

1 week ago

#Milkrun #homedelivery Had a great first experience with Milkrun home delivery. Driver went to the house next door but as I walked outside his head popped up over the fence and he said my name. How he did that I dont know as the fence is about 7ft tall. Had to giggle. Driver very friendly 10 stars

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📸 PHOTOGRAPHER RUDI DUECK

@photographerrudi.bsky.social

9 months ago

It’s Not Just About Money – A Grateful Moment on the Job | Kindness From a Farmer 🧑‍🌾 YouTube video by Nomad Outdoor Adventures

Gratitude Over Profit: A Farmer’s Kindness

It’s not always about money. A kind farmer had fresh coffee & cookies waiting where I pick up milk. His simple gesture reminded me to be thankful—for the job, the people, and the journey. 💚
#Thankful #FarmLife #MilkRun #Kindness
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La Vita è Bear

@b.yuxuan.org.web.brid.gy

10 months ago

Alaska Milkrun Just finished my Alaska Milkrun trip. The flights I took are: The milkrun stops With an overnight stop at Juneau (JNU), as Alaska Airlines no longer sells the whole milk run as a single flight, it’s on either side of Juneau now (the other side is direct between Juneau and Seattle or Anchorage). And also you are not allowed to buy the whole flight between Seattle (SEA) and Anchorage (ANC) anyways. This was the 737-700 plane for the first half (SEA-KTN-SIT-JNU) at Seattle airport. Unfortunately I didn’t get the angle for the tail number: The 737-700 for SEA-KTN-SIT-JNU half Currently all Alaska milkrun flights are operated by 737-700, and Alaska Airlines kept those 737-700s only for milkruns and other small hops inside the state of Alaska (otherwise it’s only -800s, -900s, and MAXes). They used to use 737-400 combi for milkruns, which is a special configuration that’s half cargo and half passengers. This was near the US-Canada border before arriving at the first stop, Ketchikan. The border is that “thin” river at the top left of the photo: The US-Canada border near KTN This is a glacier at Baranof Island, where the 2nd stop, Sitka, is at. The name of the islands around Sitka sound very Russian, a reminiscence/reminder that the state of Alaska was purchased from Russia: A glacier at Baranof Island After Sitka, I arrived at Juneau for the night. My original plan is to go to Tracy’s Crab Shack for dinner. I was really looking forward to it. I took my parents to Juneau in 2016 for the Glacier Bay National Park, and that’s the only meal my dad enjoyed. He’s not accustomed to western food, but he can always appreciate crab. But unfortunately the first half of my milkrun flight was delayed and when I arrived at Juneau it was already past 10pm and Tracy’s Crab Shack was already closed. The next morning, I went back to JNU for my second half of the milkrun. Juneau also has a lot of seaplanes parked there: A seaplane at JNU And while waiting for my flight arrive from Seattle, I also saw a few seplanes took off from the runway (not from water) there. Before my flight arrived, another milkrun flight arrived from Anchorage on the next gate: N611AS at JNU Then, my flight also arrived: N609AS at JNU For the majority part of the flight between Yakutat and Cordova, the scene is about the snow peaks above the clouds, from the mountains of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park (or Klaune National Park on the Canadian side, which from the look of it is the same mountains just on the other side of the imaginary line): Snow peaks above the clouds But there’s also a big glacier right before we arrive at Cordova: Glacier just before Cordova After Cordova, we arrived at the final destination of the milkrun, Anchorage. This is the view of ANC before we landed: ANC from above I also took my camera with me, but none of the photos I took from the window of the plane with it was actually good, so I ended up only used the photos of my phone instead (except the 2 photos at JNU). At Anchorage I drove my rental car to Potter Marsh to see some birds, and finally put my camera into use. I saw a goose mama with some chicks: A goose mama with some chicks And some beautiful magpies (or at least I think they are magpies, I’m not 100% sure though): A magpie at Potter Marsh The whole album is at Google Photos.

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