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National Geographic Treasures of Alaska The Last Great American Wilderness

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By: Jeff Rennicke
200 pages, Col photos
National Geographic Treasures of Alaska
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  • National Geographic Treasures of Alaska ISBN: 9781426205873 Paperback Jan 2010 Out of Print #185853
  • National Geographic Treasures of Alaska ISBN: 9780792264705 Paperback Dec 2003 Out of Print #127762
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This look at Alaska as the destination for wilderness experience in America celebrates the many lives and unique landscapes that make up the vast and storied land. The book captures Alaska's splendor with an astonishing combination of prose and photographs--from mountain ranges glittering with glaciers to lush forests and wetlands teeming with wildlife to fjords exploding with the barks of seals.

Visiting the places and people whose natures are true to the spirit of this still wild frontier, Rennicke and Melford follow a dogsled team up a frozen mountain river in search of an Alaskan Eden; hike along active volcanoes that brim and boil in the Aleutian Islands; summit Mount McKinley with a double-amputee bush pilot in a triumph of spirit and determination over the mountain that almost killed him; and journey back through Alaska's human history, to the times of the Gold Rush miners, totem pole carvers, and nomadic hunters who crossed the Bering Land Bridge and discovered a new land.

Originally published in 2001.

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