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Rustic Alaska Cabins
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Random Road Signs in Alaska
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Toolik Lake and My Northern Most Fish
Toolik Lake is an Arctic lake located on the north slope tundra plains of Alaska (68° 38′ N, 149° 36′ W). It is also home to the University of Alaska’s Arctic Research Field Station. During my research for this trip I became intrigued by the area and decided to visit. It is not an easy…