How does chris mccandless see alaska? -

in a word, naively.he thought nature was a big, fluffy, loving entity that would provide all the necessities of life for easy access. he assumed that he didn t need any special or skills or training knowledge to live off the land.he learned that the wilderness is 100% hostile to humans and will do its best to kill us.in short, he starved and died horribly due to his naivete. His body was found in his sleeping bag inside the bus on September 6, 1992, weighing an estimated 67 pounds (30 kg). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher��

Bein pushed in a wheelbarrow by Adolf HITLER

he doesn t. The man is dead and gone.

Anaheim grove age limits? -

i want to go with freinds to a concert there and we are 15 do you have to be with someone 18 and older to get in or something like that or can we go without an adult

The age limitations will depend on the event that you and your friends want to attend. The 4th FAQ on the left side of The Grove s FAQ page, confirms this.http://www.thegroveofanaheim.com/about/f�� The Grove of Anaheim is generally an all ages welcome venue. But there are some events that are age restricted, such as the upcoming Ron White show, which is 18 and up.

im not sure but look in the internet probably you have to be 18 good look sweetie!

Canton, TX - Is it worth the trip? -

I ve heard about antiques, animal and crafts being sold in Canton Texas, not too far from Dallas, but still a bit of a drive. I m just wondering if its worth the trip. Any one been there? Any places to visit you recommend?

If you enjoy arts and crafts, you ll love it. However, there is a lot more than just arts and crafts. It s worth going once to see if you enjoy it. Prairie Girl is wise when she recommends comfortable shoes. You ll enjoy it a lot better when the weather is cool and your feet aren t sore. It s a HUGE place and you ll have to walk a long way. It s hard to see it all in one visit, and there can be around 300,000 visitors each First Monday.Here are some reviews that will tell you more. You can find out about things you might miss if you didn t know they were there.http://local.yahoo.com/info-18672188-can��http://www.gusto.com/texas/canton/shoppi��http://www.texasoutside.com/tgfwcanton.h��Area Attractionshttp://www.millcreekranchresort.com/loca��http://cantonsquarebnb.com/attractions.h��Area Restaurantshttp://cantonsquarebnb.com/restaurants.h��Places to Stayhttp://local.yahoo.com/info-18675347-lon��http://www.millcreekranchresort.com/cott��http://www.sidestep.com/hotels-type-l288��

I d say it is! Besides all the pavillions and carny type food, there are nationally famous crafters of everything from Horse Saddles to Bird Houses. I personally recommend visiting Don Wheeler on The Mountain in Canton at the corrective massage shop. They offer different kinds of massage and there s nothing better after a day (or half a day!) of walking around Canton. Prices are reasonable and the staff are great. Oh and try a fried Twinkie too!

Well Sam, go when the weather is nice and wear comfortable shoes, because it s a mighty big place. Sometimes you can find exactly what you re looking for and other times you d go home empty handed if it were not for the good deals on things you simply can t live without, even though you never knew you wanted it.

YES! i love it :)