My name is Curtis Stuck, this past August I went on a short trip to Alaska that left me loving the state. It was an eye opening experience because I typically used to picture the state as nothing more than frozen tundra being drilled for oil. Obviously I was ignorant to the state's phenomenal environment. When I found out there was going to be a specific place to study for it's unique and stunning natural architecture the first place that came to mind was Alaska. I was in Fairbanks, but between my trip through Denali National Park, swimming in the Chena Hot Springs, and hiking Angel Rock I saw a beautiful portion of the state. With that in mind I can't wait to learn about how the state's natural environment came to be, about how the rock formations that I was climbing around on became what they are today, and about what else I missed when I was there last.
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I would love to go glacier running, snowshoeing, whale watching, etc. in Alaska! My sister was in Anchorage and loved their beer and music scene... great geography and beer, what's not to love?
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