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Anchorage Alaska Article
Anchorage Alaska
Anchorage Alaska
I applied to the University of Alaska Anchorage on a whim. To tell you
the truth, I never thought about what I would do if I got in. Anchorage
Alaska was not on my short list of possible places to live. Don't get
me wrong – I had always wanted to visit Anchorage Alaska. I
knew that it was supposed to be a beautiful city in a beautiful state.
Everyone I know who has gone to Alaska has returned talking about how
lovely it is. I had eventually wanted to take an Anchorage vacation
trip or tour, but I had never thought about spending four years of my
life there.
Nevertheless, life has a way of defying your expectations. I did not
get into any of my top choice schools, and I started to really
seriously consider Anchorage Alaska. I didn't know very much about
Alaska. Everyone pictures it as wild, desolate, and freezing cold
– something that is true for most of the state. However,
Alaska is huge and it has many different climates. Anchorage Alaska
is
actually quite mild. You see, it gets very good ocean currents, which
help to keep it warm and comfortable all year round. Don't get me wrong
– it still gets cold, but not the bitter dangerous cold of
the Alaskan interior.
When I went to Anchorage Alaska, I was surprised to see how hospitable
it was. I knew already that the anchorage Alaska population was
substantial, so I wasn't surprised to see people there, but I expected
it to be a much more backward town that really was. There are good
bars, good restaurants, and good music to hear. Whatever you say about
other parts of Alaska, Anchorage is a happening town.
I was so excited about seeing that city that I even started to
contemplate buying Anchorage real estate. It is pretty easy to find
affordable housing in Anchorage Alaska. You see, it is so remote and so
dark for much of the year that many people leave it as soon as they
can. People are always happy to see new folks move into Anchorage
Alaska. Alaskans have a lot of civic pride, and they like to see their
cities strengthened by the addition of new members. I was so struck, in
fact, by the hospitality of people there that I decided to move to
Anchorage Alaska. I am going there this fall, and I'm looking forward
to the start of my first semester.
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