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If you live in Seward...your looking at a 2 1/2 to 3 hour commute one way, driving the one and only road.
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Seward is about 130 miles away from Anchorage so keep that in mind. Also, be sure you know how to drive in snow and on ice.
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Can you imagine trying to commute from Seward to Anchorage in the winter on the Seward Highway!!?? I don't think so. People complain enough in the winter just about commuting from the valley. Is there anyone working in Anchorage who commutes daily from Seward??? Who is that person???
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Maybe a trucker.
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Probably the guy with a private plane or helicopter.
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Duh...the railroad workers!
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