Alaska to me is a place where I can be free from school work and the stressful times that are my life. It is an escape to the wilderness where my problems don't exist, where I can get lost in the beautiful untamed landscape and just be in a constant state of bliss. I will have my wonderful, beautiful, smart, and amazing aunt and my all loving perfect mother who never gets a break to guide me on this journey.
The 49th state is one of the few remaining places in America that has not been devastated by humankind. Its tall snow covered mountain peaks, rugged woods with clean clear water is what I live for, open skies and fresh air that isn’t tainted by city stink. The Aurora Borealis that glows with so many colors that it takes my breath away. The millions of stars that we can gaze upon. I want the bone-chilling wind to whip through my hair. I want to feel the cold water wind through my toes. I want to breath the fresh air and listen to the sound of silence. I want to be Alaska bound. This nature state has many places to enjoy. Amongst the many parks close to anchorage is a park called Kincaid park and it's approximately 1500
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Moose have been spotted walking down the streets or just laying in the sidewalks. Some people have found bears in their backyards. You have to stay alert when you leave the safety of your home. Even though Moose walk around on the street it is best not to approach because they might strike you and that would not be pleasant.
I don't want to go to Alaska to see the city or walk downtown. I want to go to see nature. Here in texas i've experienced it all. I've been to the desert and the scraggly woods which is basically just a whole bunch of dried brush. Alaska has what I need. It has the ruralness that I want. When I move to Alaska I want to live in the country of it, Where my nearest neighbor is a long mile away. Where I can have my five dogs and live in