Alaskan Road Trip, 500 Feet Up
Scott Dickerson for The New York Times - A flightseeing tour of Alaska.
[I]n Alaska, a vast state covering 663,267 square miles, much of the terrain is completely cut off from roads. By conventional means, a tourist can get only so far — or rather, so near. Standing at the end of the Homer Spit, I’d reached the end of the road: a few feet in front of me, the pavement dropped off into the sea.
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