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Tag Archives: Denali National Park and Preserve
OUTSIDE, SEEING
I despair on the morning of our departure when we are cleared for takeoff. We are leaving Alaska and I have not seen Denali with my own eyes. Uncharacteristically, I am in a window seat, a consequence of the first … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Travel
Tagged Alaska, Denali National Park and Preserve, DenaliNationalPark, Mount McKinley, True North
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ROAD RETURNING
It is the first time that we exit and go south from Denali National Park. We have arranged for a late arrival in Anchorage, but it is already far into the afternoon. We are both pensive, thinking of what might … Continue reading
NO FARTHER THAN FAIRBANKS
We have had a quiet night at the White Moose Lodge in Healy, 11 miles north of Denali Park, after a rousing happy hour at the Totem Inn. There are photos in the Lodge office of baby moose traipsing along … Continue reading
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