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Jan Burres was initially concerned about Chris McCandless's plan to go to Alaska. She expressed worry about the dangers he might face in the wilderness and questioned whether he was adequately prepared for such a harsh environment. Despite her concerns, she also admired his adventurous spirit, but ultimately hoped he would reconsider and think more carefully about his decision.

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One in alaska.


Where does Miss Stephanie say she was going?

alaska


Driving hours between Vancouver and Alaska?

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When will Alaska be gone?

Alaska is a land mass attached to the rest of North America. It is not going to melt away.


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Nope.


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