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We're thinking about heading to Alaska in September, right about the time we're doing the club picnic camp out. So, are you going to drive or take a cruise or just fly up and bum around or what? Well, it's actually my wife's and daughter's idea. They want to go see the Northern Lights, so the thought is we go to Fairbanks and go to Denali National Park and check that off of our national park list. And they've got a couple of other things they want to see up there. Well, two things about Alaska that we really love. The first is about 30 or 45 miles east of Fairbanks and the second is a place called China Hot Springs. China is spelled Charlie Hotel like a November Alpha, C-H-E-N-A. And it's got a hot spring there that's wonderful to soak in, and it's quite a tourist spot for seeing the Northern Lights. In fact, there's a Japanese flock there on their honeymoon. Have I told you this before? Unfortunately, you have. Yeah, as soon as I started typing, I went, oh, that's what he told me the last time I mentioned it. Okay, and the other is Katmai National Park. That's worth a visit. And eventually, I'll have a fine time. And the museum in Fairbanks is worth the price of admission. And having said that, I don't know if they charge anything to get in. Katmai, spelled Kilo Alpha Tango, Mike Alpha India, Katmai National Park. It's the one you see in all the brochures where the bears are standing on the waterfalls and the salmon are jumping up into their mouths. It's at the base of the Aleutian chain where it comes in. It's across the bay from Anchorage. And you can only get there by plane or maybe canoe. You certainly can't drive there. It's kind of expensive to get there, but it's worth the price of admission. They actually have a live cam there that you can watch. It's probably active right now. Is that where they have that bear contest? Something that, um, what do they call it? Fat bear? Fat bear contest every year? Oh, my, you used the word fat. You know, you can't use that anymore, but yes, that's the place.

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