It's the big place, the place that symbolizes North America now. I've been to Alaska many times, virtually every other year, and I've gotten to know Alaska well. It's not hidden. You can see the bears, or stand on the shore and see the marine mammals. You can watch all the varieties of salmon.
Nature still reigns there.
It's not overrun with people. It is an extraordinary resource. I can't tell you how I felt the first time I saw the whales in Alaska, what it was like to watch grizzly bears fishing at the edge of a river, or to watch killer whales chasing porpoises who were chasing salmon, while eagles circled overhead, waiting to catch those same salmon as they arrived at the heads of those great bays up there. To see that whole run of life gives you a sense of life. It's very powerful.