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Salcha River Off-Grid camping, Alaska
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I purchased my property back in 2004 after moving from Japan to Alaska. In 2006, I moved to Germany for work, but have been back in Salcha now for 3 years. I'm disabled due to a long-term fight against Lyme Disease, which I am still battling each and every day. As a once fervent traveler who can no longer embark on such adventures, I figured a good way to still meet travelers and other like-minded folks would be to open up my property for camping. I live here for the peace and rural setting, and I would like to share this incredible place with others.
I purchased my property back in 2004 after moving from Japan to Alaska. In 2006, I moved to Germany for work, but have been back in Salcha now for 3 years. I'm disabled due to a long-term fight against Lyme Disease, which I am still battling each and every day. As a once fervent traveler who can no longer embark on such adventures, I figured a good way to still meet travelers and other like-minded folks would be to open up my property for camping. I live here for the peace and rural setting, and I would like to share this incredible place with others.
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