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Alaska is gorgeous. Anchorage…not so much. It’s a nice place to visit, but hard to live in if you didn’t grow up here/ aren’t rich enough to insulate yourself. I was shocked at how many homeless people there were when I visited. Mostly because I had no idea how they were surviving the Donna Summer an American singer and songwriter T-Shirt besides I will buy this winters outside A coworker of mine used to be a bartender in Anchorage, and he made very good money but said it wasn’t worth it at all. I love their Thai pizza. I’ve got family in Anchorage and anytime I visit I definitely hit Moose’s Tooth a couple of times. As much money as that place makes, it will probably be the last standing business here if we ever have an apocalypse I always describe it to tourists as a giant ugly parking lot surrounded by the most beautiful natural scenery that exists Visited Alaska a couple years back and I agree with you. Pretty depressing looking city. Good thing you can drive a couple of miles outside of it and get some beautiful views. The mountains of Chugach State Park to the east make for an incredible view from a lot of areas in the city. Wish I’d gone over there when I visited this year. But the city itself… yeahhhhhhh, not the prettiest

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Maybe one of the Donna Summer an American singer and songwriter T-Shirt besides I will buy this strangest and emptiest feeling cities I’ve ever been to. I was there in the summer and somehow it felt like a ghost town. Probably not good, this is the worst side of the hotel. Faces Qdoba and the parking lot, right under this is where the homeless camp behind the dumpsters, and windows open up to traffic from Benson and Seward Hwy. We have about 3500 in anchorage. I don’t know how they do it, it’s fucking tough out there. 24 froze to death last winter. I was going to say, they really should relocate down South….but then I remembered there is a whole other country in the way. imagine it would be very difficult to cross the Canadian border as a homeless person. As a lifelong Anchorage resident and someone who frequents that Qdoba, I feel kinda of awkward knowing what hotel (not necessarily the room or floor) this was taken. I was going to compliment you. Lots to take in and I honestly like it 1000x more than if u just took a pic of some shitty mountains only This is an interesting photo; urbanism like this is a fascinating peek into the “real life” of Anchorage. If we want images of the pristine we can open any glossy travel magazine. Also, the point of the photo is to show off the lighting. Well, I don’t know what pretty mountains typically look like, but I know what the color of asphalt, streetlamps, and the subway logo are supposed to look like. This photo actually gives a much better reference point for the lighting than some “pretty” photo.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.