My Favorite Vacation to the Last Frontier, Fairbanks, Alaska

This is a good summer experience in Alaska. On the other hand, I keep my summer sun from sleeping all day. I had to blanket the window of my room to block all the wonderful sunshine so that I could get to sleep. At 11 o'clock in the evening, you can still hear the voices of children outside. Even if we depart for fishing at midnight, the sun is low on the horizon, but it is still visible. On my way to the Yukon River, my older brother told me that the mosquito of that year was very terrible.

It was a wonderful summer day, Madison politely asked about life. Mona (mother) Leaves surrounded He is twelve and a half years old and dog is near the age of eighty. Depending on how you look at it, he is big enough to be my grandmother with my son. Madison was born on New Year 's Eve in Palmer, Alaska. He went to see the garbage when he was eight weeks old. Madison was meeting me, walking and sleeping while I was still wearing. I knew that we belonged to the same person, because not only two months ago, but also after the wild raspberry wine cabinet, I fell asleep at the same position on the stairs. I have my best friend. what? A. steal

Every summer I go to Alaska with my family, and we live in the country house in the forest of the suburbs of Fairbanks, Alaska. Like many residents in Fairbanks, our cottages have no running water, there is only water to use for cooking and cleaning. On a short summer day, this is our foundation for outdoor research in Alaska. The population of Alaska swells up with people in Arizona and other regions in the summer and as with me they raise the waves from north to north, and the possibilities of exploration and the work of seasonal industries such as fisheries and tourism etc. To do.

In 2017, Alaska was the last frontier, but it was only to make a snapshot in time. If we continue to conquer the natural world around us, where will the final frontier go in 100 years? We are constantly keeping the boundaries of the wilderness away from our place, and there will be no place left behind shortly. The National Wildlife Sanctuary was created to keep the wilderness wild. This has advantages. The result of living in a world without biodiversity has never been completed, so it is unknown. Mother Earth adapts and improvises, and survival of the fittest will survive. But does humans cut it?