I see a girl jumping from the Big Dipper onto the object to which the action of the sea is directed.
She takes flight, with the boldness of a Willow Ptarmigan, and soars high above Palmer and Seward and the bowl of Anchorage.
She lands atop the snowy slopes of Denali and carves her way down into the withered trees of Ghost Forest.
She swims among the Aleutian Islands, floats on the waves of the Turnagain Arm, and basks in the waters of the Gastineau Channel.
I see a girl whose eyes sparkle brighter than Klondike gold, and whose voice whispers more beautifully than the wind that blows through the great land of Alyeska.