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Yeah it's been crazy. I live just outside Fairbanks, and Anchorage is just a few inches from their all time record snowfall. With another month of winter to go, I am sure they will surpass it. This is my last winter up here, we are moving in Jun so I am trying to get all the pictures I can. I...

The lights have been awesome the last week. This is my first time to shoot them. Unfortunately it is still -20 up here so taking pictures of them can be a pain. I only have a Canon XTI and the 18-55 kits lens and a nifty-fifty (but it is not wide enough for me). All of these were taken either...

In Kenai Fjords IMG_2626 by gdinalaska, on Flickr Northwestern Glacier in Kenai Fjords IMG_2910 by gdinalaska, on Flickr

Last ones... [/url][/IMG] IMG_0004 by gdinalaska, on Flickr IMG_0269 by gdinalaska, on Flickr

A couple of more... IMG_0051 by gdinalaska, on Flickr IMG_0067 by gdinalaska, on Flickr IMG_0079 by gdinalaska, on Flickr

On our camping trip around Alaska IMG_2529 by gdinalaska, on Flickr IMG_0013 by gdinalaska, on Flickr

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Lol I'm stationed at Eielson AFB just up the road from you.

My '08 (bought new Jun of 08) just rolled 50,000 miles today and I have not had one issue. I have driven from Texas to Alaska, then 4 months later Alaska to Texas, and 6 months later from Texas back to Alaska. Each time was 4328 miles. When I retire from the military in two years I will drive it...

Here are a few of my shots as I drove around Alaska when I returned from my deployment in the desert.

Here is my 3 month old Lab, Kenai.

A lot of your question depends on the route that you plan to take. I have driven from Texas to Alaska, then Alaska to Texas, and then Texas back to Alaska. All since Nov '08. As for the main highways, they are actually better when there is snow packed on them. There are some really bumpy...

I am in the military and while stationed at an Air Force base in San Antonio, TX in 2002, an individual was fueling a plastic can in the back of his pickup truck. It ignited and he was severely burned. They had the surveillance camera video on the news. I will never fill a container until I...

Good old Uncle Sam can't make up his mind on where he wants me...I just made this move from New Mexico to Alaska in Nov and he decided to send me to San Antonio, Texas in March. So I made the drive from Fairbanks, Alaska to San Antonio in the middle of March. I will be making the drive back...

I am in the military and Uncle Sam paid for the awesome trip. lol

I moved from New Mexico to Alaska. We left New Mexico and went to Arizona, then Cali, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. Crossed over into Calgary then Edmonton and hit the Yukon and Alcan highways. There were 2 adults, 3 kids and a cat loaded into the FJ Cruiser. Not a traditional...

In Alaska... :elkgrin: Just missed catching the moose crossing the road.

It seems like Coleman is starting to take notice of the popularity of smaller and more offroad capable trailers. There is no information on it at this time but the pics are interesting. http://www.colemantrailers.com/the-coleman-reg-camping-trailers-switchback

You could try something like the heaters we use on our battery or oil pan in Alaska. http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?PageId=470&LineCode=BK&PartNumber=7451145&Description=Engine+Heater+-+Hot+Pad+-+Universal It has been -33 already this month, and I have one on the battery...