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Look at the picture of what looks like an airplane body. That’s what it is!		Many of the people here have a subsistence style of life.They fish and hunt and make use of as many of the materials at hand as they can.	In the photos you can see caribou hides drying,	a cache to store food in, structures to dry fish on	and lots of fishing boats pulled up along the beach.
in the first and
second grades. Everything looked just like Belmont!					Near Nome
Ryder was happily clutching the ball while his parents played nearby.					a beautiful sunset over the sea.
I spoke to Farrel, a 6th grader, Rachel, a 5th grader, Jason a second grader and Jalen, a first grader.		the checkpoint of Safety. Safety is the last checkpoint before Nome.	an aerial view of Nome.	It was a bit scary to me when we briefly flew over the open water of the Bering Sea.