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Topic	Alaska and Northern Canada are terrifying.
El_Lingo 11/25/20 3:03:26 PM #18:	Being out in the boonies during the winter can be terrifying. It's cold and pitch black, with a complete absense of sound that weirds me out. Plus with the snow out everything starts blending together in a big mass of white, especially as it gets darker. That being said, living in one of the main areas like Anchorage or Wasilla is the same as anywhere else, just colder and darker for most of the year. It's only when you go out into the rest of the state during winter that you get hit with the "alone in the wilderness" vibe. My parents have a crappy cabin out on a very remote lake, so I have some spooky stories. --- It's love, it's love, it's love, make it HURT. <cite>El_Lingo posted [p:947595135] in Alaska and... [t:79134989]...</cite> <quote>Being out in the boonies during the winter can be terrifying. It's cold and pitch black, with a complete absense of sound that weirds me out. Plus with the snow out everything starts blending together in a big mass of white, especially as it gets darker. That being said, living in one of the main areas like Anchorage or Wasilla is the same as anywhere else, just colder and darker for most of the year. It's only when you go out into the rest of the state during winter that you get hit with the "alone in the wilderness" vibe. My parents have a crappy cabin out on a very remote lake, so I have some spooky stories. --- It's love, it's love, it's love, make it HURT.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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