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The Essence of Alaska Lies Somewhere Between Myth and Reality
An Alaska native grapples with the meaning of his home state
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Where and How to (Safely) Bear Watch in Alaska
Attacks à la <i>Revenant</i> are a statistical blip. An Alaska expert outlines the dos and don'ts of sharing wilderness with the state's 133,000 bears
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Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Alaska
Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author John McPhee Recalls Alaska Before Cell Phones, GPS and Most of Its National Parks
McPhee's trips to Alaska in the 1970s inspired his seminal outdoors narrative "Coming Into the Country" and helped launch his career
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