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Is it possible to drive from Canada to Alaska into Russia and then tour Europe?

Question by Smily Evie: Is it possible to drive from Canada to Alaska into Russia and then tour Europe?
I want to find out if I can drive from Canada into Alaska, then continue driving into Russia, then continue a tour of Europe down to Spain and take a boat to Morocco. A while back a friend told me there are no roads to Alaska from Canada, only boats, I don’t know if this is accurate information.

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Answer by Mabe
*blink blink* are you serious? you do realize that there is an expanse of water between the 2 continents, don’t you? I really hope you already knew this…

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Can I get to alaska by Ferry without going though Canada? Have a felony and can’t go though borders.?

Question by thumperxlt2000: Can I get to alaska by Ferry without going though Canada? Have a felony and can’t go though borders.?
Want to see it before it’s too late and wanna take my car and dog.

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Answer by Randy B
Before its too late? Is Alaska going somewhere?

I don’t know about Ferry trips since it would be a long one from Washington State to Alaska but there certainly are cruises. You should repost this question in an area where people from Washington state would see it and answer your question better then us flat landers could.

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Travelling the Inside Passage on the Alaska Marine Highway; south to north or north to south?

Question by Vince: Travelling the Inside Passage on the Alaska Marine Highway; south to north or north to south?
Here’s what’s on our itenerary for August: Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, LeConte Glacier, Juneau, West Glacier Trail above Mendenhall, Tracy Arm, Skagway, Laughton Glacier via White Pass and Yukon Railroad. Thank you.

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Answer by Steve
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Anybody knows any cheap deals for Alaska cruising tour? Where do you find them on the net?

Question by Zoa:Ps T: Anybody knows any cheap deals for Alaska cruising tour? Where do you find them on the net?
I’m wondering if anybody has experienced the Alaska cruises and can give me some pointers here, please? I’m thinking about going in July-August (is that a good time for it?). It’s going to be between 3-7 nights… anybody knows any cheap deals/can direct me to those sites?
thank you very much in advance!

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Answer by dmnyco
I also am looking into an Alaskan Cruise. Here is what I have found….

Alaskan Cruises happen from May thru September. July & August are the most expensive times to go. May & September are least expensive, but the weather can be cooler. Most Alaskan tours are a minimum of 7 days. I have been getting all my information from the cruise line websites.

www.royalcaribbean.com
www.princess.com
www.carnival.com
www.hollandamerica.com

Good luck!!!!

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Q&A: Need someone who has been on an Alaska cruise/tour recently to advise on mosquito problems and tours?

Question by vlanderbab: Need someone who has been on an Alaska cruise/tour recently to advise on mosquito problems and tours?
What works for mosquitos? Do they get on the ship in ports? Are there tour options in Fairbanks,Denali and the ports of Haines, Juneau and Ketchican that are less expensive than the ones offered by the cruise line?

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Answer by Time travler
Anything with DEET works great. I just used Off with no problems, but on my second cruise to Alaska this summer, I am considering one of the clip on things with a fan from Off. It is something new and would be nice to not have to put anything directly on your skin. I have never seen them get on the ship, but I’m sure it is possible. My favorite tour in Denali was the Homestead Husky tour that took us to Jeff Kings facility(4 time winner of the Ididerod). He is wonderful and treats you like a best friend. Oh, be sure to go to the Red Dog saloon in Juneau too.

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Just picked up Tongass Fjords X from FSAddons this morning and took the DodoSim 206B up for a quick flight to check out the new scenery. Decided to record the flight and throw a quick video together to showcase this excellent scenery addon. Enjoy
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Is it illegal to move to Alaska and just build a cabin in the wilderness without any formal documentation?

Question by Nives N: Is it illegal to move to Alaska and just build a cabin in the wilderness without any formal documentation?
There was this guy named Richard Proenneke, in the late 1960’s he moved to Alaska. He trekked into the wilderness miles away from civilization and built himself a log Cabin by hand. He lived there for 35 years in peace, alone, in the wilderness without having any interactions with civilization with the exception of a pilot who brought him supplies. I’ve been told that this is illegal by today’s laws and regulations in Alaska – and that you can be fined big time if they catch you doing it. Does anyone know if this is true?

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Answer by Edge Caliber
Even if it was illegal, they will never find you anyways.

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