Wow that’s beautiful. Makes me want to move up there. Merry Christmas!

My favorite video of all time is the one where you pick up your daughter from work at -50 below. I watched it about 100 times, ( love the drives )

great vid! I lived there back in the 80’s. I miss it. So much has improved. Wonderful.

Merry Christmas uncle ! Love you from BORNEO

wow beautiful snow. Merry Christmas. I am from Myanmar.

Thank you for the tour. I grew up in Alaska and lived in Fairbanks in the 70's. I went to Ryan Junior High and then West Valley the first year it opened, 1976, go Wolfpack. My Dad worked at the University and I used to walk up the hill after school and take swim classes at the gym there. I remember there was only one movie theater in town, the Goldstream Twin. In the late 60's early 70's, my Mom and Dad were in a sports car club that did some kind of racing events in the theater parking lot. We actually lived out the other side of town at a little crossroads of the Steese and Elliot Hwys called Fox. My little sister is buried on the hillside where the cemetery is, you used to be able to see it as you left town towards Fox from the Steese Hwy, but I think I saw on Google Earth that the Steese has been completely rerouted. I don't miss the cold. Fairbanks wasn't the coldest place I've lived, that would be Noorvik up by Kotzebue, but I remember my lip splitting every year from doing chores outside in the bitter cold dry air. But it sure was clean and beautiful. That I miss. I'm in Bakersfield CA now. Very mild winters...but the summer, hot, hot, hot. Love the videos. Thanks again 👍

Yay!! I lived in Fairbanks for a long time. Summer 's Coming !!

Love the drive around. I'm from Ohio. Merry Christmas. I would never drive on ice.

Thanks for taking the time to video these trips in and around Fairbanks Keithie. I can't wait to show them to my 88 year old mother. She and my Dad were stationed in Fairbanks with the Army in 1958 thru 1959. My older sister was born there before Alaska was even a State. I keep hoping Mom will see something in your videos that she'll be able to remember, but there is little chance of that happening as she suffers from memory loss and everything looks so modern. I hate to ask a favor, but if I can find out what their address was back in 1959 and it's not to far for you to travel, would you consider videoing a drive by?

I do miss Alaska so much! I loved the frosted trees...cars and houses wearing their winter "caps"...and snowplow hills! Merry Christmas, Keithie!🎄💖

Awesome!! Thx for sharing.

Merry Christmas from Colorado!

Looks so peaceful

Merry Christmas. I’m Glad you’re staying safe

2.14 a gallon in Jacksonville, Florida and 68 degrees/ 49 low tonight. 74 on Thursday. Suppose to be 47 on Christmas Day..

LIKE I SAID BEFORE I CAN'T WAIT TO MOVE THERE FAIRBANKS, ALASKA IN THE NEAR FUTURE THAT PLACE IS SO BEAUTIFUL I'M READY TO MOVE OUT OF HOT TEXAS TIME FOR A DIFFERENT SCENERY 😁👍

Miss Fairbanks!

You guys must love daylight saving time.

Respect to those ducks staying in Alaska during the winter.

The days will be getting longer now! Merry Christmas, Keith! It's 1.95 a gallon here in Boston. Not downtown, but still in the city.

sir i love this video

Thanks for the ride! I was thinking Fairbanks got completely dark for a while. But since not, how much further do you have to travel for the sun not to shine in the winter. Hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas.

So cool to just chill and join this guy for an everyday drive and walk in this legendary place. Also, no mittens!?!

It's exciting to see a youtuber in my hometown lol

ALL TIME RECORD LOW TEMPERATURES: Fairbanks: -66F Winnipeg: -54F Duluth: -39F Grand Forks: -43F Chicago: --27F Minneapolis- St. Paul: -34F Fargo: -39F Detroit: -21F Grand Rapds: -24F

And here I am in Ohio thinking it’s cold right now... I’d never go outside

Keithie, I just want to shout "wear a scarf" through the screen. 🥶🥶🥶

Was up in Fairbanks june 29 to July 7th first time 2021. Mid night sun long days. Chena river Tanana River both have Beach areas you never know your in Alaska stay on beach late night. Walk along the Chena river , downtown kind of dead. Several restaurants around. Enjoy trip ,,next time northern lights trip.!! Freddy Meyers appears to be the best place to buy food in Fairbanks for long stay. Gas was 3.40 a gallon. Save by cooking and eating in hotel room if you can, restaurant prices higher then lower 48. It's definitely higher cost of living ,gas food. Eat in not out to save money. Shop smart , small convenient stores are a rip off .

gas is about the same price here in PA

Awesome

2.59 is high!? The gas station right next door is like 3.59 lol. California boi.

Is the ice bridge maintained by the city at any time. Or is it used at ones own risk??

1.97 USD/Gallon cheapest Sam's Club in Miami. Now is 70 F but on Friday is going to be around 45 F at night. 11.46 PM Dec.22th 2020

Couple thoughts: -I can't believe you're out walking around in just a flannel shirt in -14 degrees -why is that part of the river heated? For the power plant? -I was surprised to see some pavement on the main roads there. Looks like most roads are just packed snow/ice. -How has the coronavirus been up there? Do you have to wear masks everywhere in no indoor dining like most places in the lower 48?

I ve never seen snow. Here in Florida when it gets 50s we stay inside lol

Nice, Thank you...you say bicycles....any problems with wilf animals? Wolves - bears?

It was a warm one this year. Last year it was -40

Looks a lot like here in northern Maine

Gas in So. California is $ 3.59 a gallon... lowest octane.

Seven minutes a day starting tomorrow? It doesn't quite work like that. Fairbanks starts gaining over six minutes a day in the second half of January.

Tell me, where is it you live 😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I could not survive with 3 hours of daylight per day!! Could live with the summer daylght!!

This is downright scary for me I can’t bear down with longer nights. If I was raised up there is adaptive get used to it and respect the planet and its own axis tilt orbiting around the Sun.

$2.66 is cheap compared here in California not that much though