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Map of Alaska Acknowledgements Prologue
1. Introduction
2. Childhood: The Foundation of an Adventurous Life
3. Europe by Bicycle
4. Flying and the Women Airforce Service Pilots
5. A Lifelong Friendship: Meeting Celia Hunter
6. A Summer Under Sail
7. Alaska: The Early Years
8. Returning to Europe
9. Exploring Katmai national Park
10. Finding a Place to Call Home
11. Establishing Camp Denali: Alaska's First Wilderness Camp
12. Driving the Denali Park Road
13. Exploring Mount McKinley's Backcountry
14. Camp Denali Staff and Friends
15. Flying Search and Rescue
16. Selling Camp Denali
17. Preserving Alaska
18. Tundra Treks: Guiding Wilderness Trips
19. Breaking Trail
20. Traveling the Globe
21. The Loss of a Friend
22. Reflections
Notes Bibliography Index
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