You may think Alaska is a cold place, full of ice and snow but the summer, if the forest fires aren't burning and sending up smoke that blankets us from the sun, the temperature can reach 100 degrees in Fairbanks. After being cooped up all winter, we Alaskans know how to get out and play as this page shows.

Just for fun try clicking on the:

• yellow parasail - to see the start of my story.
• the hanging man - to see the midnight sun.
• the tiny red glider - to see why we hurried back.
• small blue glider - to see the encore - and the Grande Finale.

Web Notes
This story is not new; it starred in Lesson 9, but the adventure was so exciting and the photos so spectacular it deserved more. This page style is also a favorite of mine. Because it doesn't spread or shrink, I made it narrow enough for smaller screens.


Lesson Notes
This last lesson is a series of 5 pages, all with the same basic construction. They display many of the skills we've learned over the course of these lessons:
Colored Scrollbars: all pages
Navigation: all pages
Dividers: all pages
Sliced image: This page and Part 3
A trailing mouse: Part 2
Rollover Navigation bars: Part 2
Banner to an offsite page: Part 3
Applet: Part 3
Mapped image: Part 4