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Ninilchik, Alaska Spring

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In Ninilchik, turn down Kingsley road. Continue down the oil well road and continue driving. I believe it's mike mark 16, it will be on left hand side. A little pullout below a hill will take you to Freddie's Roadhouse Restaurant. Be careful on the winter roads, they can be icy!

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54750, Anderson Ave, Ninilchik, AK 99639, US

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