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Borealis Basecamp
2640 Himalaya Rd.
Fairbanks, AK 99701
United States
Website: https://borealisbasecamp.net
Email: info@ex.comborealisbasecamp.net
Phone number: (907) 885-2845
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It's one in the morning on a ridgeline north of Fairbanks. Twenty below. The sky is black in every direction because there are no town lights to the north. A pale green smudge shows up just above the horizon, the kind of thing you'd write off as a cloud. Then it brightens. Then it starts to move. That's the aurora, and it's why […]
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