Visit the site to check out the participating attractions. It's an Alaskan 'dot-com' that has some great ideas,'' he said. I think it's an absolutely phenomenal idea. What's unique about the program is that the adventurers don't have to have a camera. They don't have to write anything, and they don't have to remember to bring their address book along.
Some descriptions are more interesting than others,'' Roudebush confesses.
But the traveler's name appears on the top of the page, and anyone with access to the Internet can visit anytime and witness the progress of the adventurer's Alaskan trip. The travelers can give their friends and family their adventurer number to access their Web page with the pictures. After travelers get back home, they have the opportunity to buy the photos and create their own vacation photo album. Or, the Web site can offer special goodies like coffee cups, mouse pads and sweatshirts with photos imprinted on them. These items are NOT free.