1990 · Book · Debbie S. Miller
“We walk across a sea of tundra, stunned by the open, boundless vista and never-setting sun.”
Describes Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the largest and most isolated wilderness region remaining in the United States. Includes personal adventures of the author, anecdotes from the region's history, events pertaining to Indian and Eskimo use of the area. Includes maps and photographs. by Debbie S. Miller