I have no desire to write about or glorify a pedophile….
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Between the sirens blaring all day throughout Mendenhall Valley and the amounts of people getting pulled over by the Juneau Police Department, it’s safe to say that it’s that time of the month. No, not that time of the month, silly nilly. The time of the month where your local police are focusing on making their monthly quota of writing tickets.
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[Chance Trahan & Corey Taylor – Portland, Oregon – 2000 – Roseland Theater – 3AM]

This NuMetal band started out with big dreams in a little town in Des Moines, Iowa, and just as the band had hoped, Slipknot quickly became a phenomenon of its own. Their members have gone through several lineup changes with rotating members over the years. The first singer, Anders Colsefni, was the first one to be recorded, and before too long, they had an album titled Mate, Feed, Kill, Repeat. However, this album would only be a demo of what was to come, and Anders would ultimately not be a part of the final product. After the band decided on a new singer, some of the members approached Corey Taylor, and Joey asked Corey if he’d join their new project as the lead singer. Corey agreed and they recorded new demos, and those demos would be the launch of what was to come for the next couple decades. Slipknot shocked the town of Des Moines by wearing halloween masks on stage and playing outrageously heavy metal music. Their sound would captivate people everywhere all across the world, and they were often compared to bands like GWAR and Mushroomhead. Some would even say that Mushroomhead inspired their use of masks on stage, and while that could be true, Slipknot would seem to take their band much farther and ultimately become much more profitable than the latter (Odds are that you might know who Slipknot is, but never heard of Mushroomhead).
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Governmental agency that handles US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement just performed one of their biggest busts ever, and netted a total of 680 arrests. The raids took place at seven different food processing plants in just Mississippi alone and consisted in small town busts where many things can easily go under the radar, unless you happen to be a local to one of these vicinities. Locals tend to notice mostly everything in a small town, and operations may seem to be going well, but that certainly doesn’t mean that the people surrounding said corrupt operations don’t notice. Both owners and employees of the companies in question are under fire and having to answer to authorities, and are seemingly not excited about the publicity they’re getting. (Then again, who would be?) ICE agents are said to be using a military facility to appropriate due processing following the heavyweight bust.
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Edit: The incident is an ongoing investigation, and not a health emergency as I had suggested. (7:41 AM - 8/8/19)
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(Posted 1:22 - 8/8/19) Police sirens could be heard around 12:55 AM in the morning passing through Auke Bay. When phoning dispatch, they confirmed that they could not share any details, which typically means that this is a medical response that must be kept private. Lingering questions: What could have happened out the road in the middle of the night that requires a medical response, and how far towards Eagle Beach are they having to drive in order to respond to this call? Phone service when heading towards the Eagle Beach area can sometimes be spotty, however, when your phone rings and you’re somewhat close to the end of the road, you can find yourself quite surprised that you’re even getting service at all.

But, since we’re here and there’s not much else that I can share with you about the emergency that’s been responded to Out The Road towards Eagle Beach, let’s take a photographic journey out the road, shall we? I have a collection of photos that help give you an idea of the things you might see when heading towards the end of the road. Not all attractions are accounted for, however, this will give people traveling here an idea of what to expect when heading out there into the wilderness that awaits. The following photos are not in any specific order for the most part, but I have grouped them by location or animals that you can find while out there. But first, let’s jump right into a video!

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