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Hometown:
Portland, Oregon, USA in THE FOREST!!!
About Me:
I live to appreciate and enjoy life......In the forest and mountains. Escape the big cities!
Lifelong outdoor enthusiast including backpacking, camping. climbing, fishing, hiking, mountaineering, rafting, stargazing,wildlife watching.
There is no bigger thrill than Backpacking/Hostelling in a foreign country. I LOVE international travel!
Last Seasonal Job:
Yellowstone National Park, Mammoth Hot Springs 1992-93
Favorite Seasonal Job:
Washington State Conservation Corps
Dream Job:
Working on a cruise ship that travels across the globe

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At 3:56am on January 28, 2008, Jay F. said…
I am interviewing for a job at Denali National Park this summer this week. My big concern is that it costs quite a bit to get there and have heard that Alaska is really expensive. Is Aramark good to work for? Your comments are appreciated in advance. J
 
 

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