Airstreaming to Alaska – Final Chapter: Lessons Learned

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Most tourists take two weeks to see Alaska. That's a mind-bender for we slow travel enthusiasts.

From down here in the lower 48 – as we look back on our 246 day trek with two-months in Alaska – it all seems like a whirlwind two-week expedition. Where did the time go? Is Alaska's mysterious energy threshold a portal to another dimension? Or was it all a dream?

Of course, Alaska is really up there, I know ... because I found the notes we we took, the notes I wish someone had shared with us before we set out.

So, here is our open book of the details – things we learned which you may find interesting, or even serve you as you plan your own unique overland adventure to the 49th State.

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