North to Alaska: By land or sea, Last Frontier on must-go lists.

From: Messenger-Inquirer (Owensboro, KY) | Date: September 3, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: Sharon Payne

Sep. 3--When Eddie Higdon was stationed in the Air Force in Alaska, he was so taken by the beauty of the 49th state, he always wanted to return. When he and his wife, Ellen, began planning a trip to The Last Frontier, they chose to take a cruise. "A cruise is planned out, whereas a land vacation would take much research to decide where to go," Ellen Higdon said. The Higdons of Owensboro soon had a group of friends who agreed to share the ...

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