It’s Not Too Cold in Alaska

How cold is it in Anchorage?

What’s the temperature in Juneau in July?

What happens if you are canoeing like these people and you flip over? How cold is the water?

Most people think of Alaska as all ice, always cold and engulfed in intolerable weather conditions.  It’s not.  We’ve been there and fished near Anchorage in warm weather!

If weather has ever kept you from exploring Alaska, you might want to consider joining the Alaska CityBlog Network, where you can blog about any city in Alaska and simply ask the people who live here.

Environmentally Aware - Piece of Cake!

A scene like this is one that makes the idea of becoming environmentally aware (even sensitive) a piece of cake.

Alaska’s marine life is a national treasure and the University of Alaska Southwest offers studies in Marine Biology, where one can study amidst the reality of the marine environment.

Living in Alaska can create an awareness of things precious.  Relocating to Alaska involves finding your perfect community, lifestyle and yes, piece of real estate.

Whether it is Anchorage, Juneau or Ketchikan, this site can help you by allowing you to search for real estate, study Alakan cities and blog with residents through AlaskaBlogPage.com.

This site and all of its Alaka connections can help you find the perfect Alaska City, home, land or other special place to live.

Alaska’s Expansive Territory

Alaska’s population (about 600,000) is no measure of its size and certainly no indicator of the diversity one can find with respect to its expansive beauty.

Having flown from Anchorage to the back country, I know the profound beauty that seems almost endless. 

If you are thinking of relocation to Alaska, it might be a good idea to blog with the residents via AlaskaBlogPage.  Or, if you prefer, you can find a lot of information by visiting and interacting with this site.