Alaskan cities are small; however, they are
self-sustainable. As a result, taking a walk across the city,
you can experience the lives of Alaskan. I once read a book
about a young man living in Alaska for a year as an exchange
student. His experience was a harsh one as the severe winter
weather created psychology change in human nature. After
reading his adventure, I don't think I want to live in Alaska but I
will give my respect to people to survive in this environment.
Ketchikan, Alaska
Alaska - The city I am standing on has a population of 800 in summer,
but 400 in winter as kids and men have to return back to
school and work in the mainland USA.
Juneau - The capital city of
Alaska. The glacier is not that cold. See some youngsters are
swimming.
Alaska - The city I am standing on has a population of 800 in summer,
but 400 in winter as kids and men have to return back to
school and work in the mainland USA. 
