Skip Moves Into a Single 14-Storey Building

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   Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorSkip is at Whittier, Alaska, a town in the United States. Skip, what have you got?

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   Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentHank, most of this town lives in one fourteen-storey building called Begich Towers. A desk anchor would call that a scoop.

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   Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorOne building.

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   Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentPer Wikipedia, yes. I knocked on a door to ask a question and three neighbours answered. My shoes are still damp from the elevator.

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   Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorWhy is your elevator damp?

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   Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentBecause I carried the whole rain in with me. Anyway, the way in is the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, and cars share it with trains.

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   Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorCars and trains in one tunnel.

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   Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentIt's about four kilometres long, one of the longest highway tunnels in North America. I held my breath for the first kilometre.

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   Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentMy face is still purple.

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    Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorIt's a car tunnel, Skip. You were in a car.

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    Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentHere's the catch. It runs one direction at a time on a schedule, and it closes at night.

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    Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentMy phone now only shows the tunnel timetable.

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    Skip Waverly · Field CorrespondentWish you were here, Hank. Picture me at your desk, with a view of a whole town. Think about it.

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    Hank Ledger · Lead AnchorThank you, Skip. The tunnel runs one direction at a time, and I'd follow its lead.