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My Ideal Vacation
Rated: E | In & Out | Environment | #1657728
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        My ideal vacation was to explore, and see Alaska’s greatness, for the first time. The glaciers are real floating pieces of ice, the mountains are majestic, and the ocean is ice deep dark blue. There are waterfalls, and don’t miss the much talked about Northern Lights.  There is also a lot of preserved undomesticated land with wild horses and habitat.
Nothing could be further from the truth when you think of all the things people say about it coming true. Everything is wondrous; the air is very fresh.  You can’t help but absorb the mountain fresh air through your body. Stepping into Alaska is like stepping into an internal spa unit. All great vibes surround you. Now that’s a worthy vacation to me, one where you feel the difference inside and out.
         What makes these things so great is that they are a permanent fixture of this earth. There is beauty enough to last through one’s life.  The glaciers and mountains will last longer than any brick building or house.
  When I was in the eighth grade, I remember walking to school during the winter, and it was so cold I developed icicles on my eyelashes. It was not cold enough for the schools to close. And snowshoes were not needed because I walked on a path, but having actual icicles on my eyelashes was more fun than having a snowball fight, and cool.
         The impact of that great vast land of preservation on my life is permanent. Once you see it, you will always remember how big that bear or moose was you saw, or how blue that ice was the glacier was made out of.
Sometimes when I’m in the city I still confuse the tall buildings with what I thought was a mountain. And when you compare city life to terrain life, it’s very similar.  The obstacles are the survivals of mother earth, instead of products of mankind. 

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