Do you need to quarantine for Toolik or another Alaskan field site this summer?
Would you rather spend your 2 weeks in Fairbanks cooped up in a hotel jammed with worldwide tourists (and their viruses) while eating greasy-food deliveries, or spend it in a log cabin all to yourself while exercising on 55 acres of private trails within a boreal forest and sending your immune system into overdrive by eating delicious, healthy, plant-based whole foods?
Here’s your chance: www.airbnb.com/h/turnerscabin
I’m posting this for my son who is running the place. Book through Airbnb, one-week stays are minimum this summer. The food is extra, send a note through the Airbnb site to work out a plan that meets your needs (eg, pre-cooked food, pre-planned meals, cooking lessons, field food, etc)
[And as a soap-box aside, if you’re not yet a convert to plant-based whole foods, I encourage you to watch this video https://nutritionfacts.org/video/how-not-to-die/ and to read the book. That’s about it all it took for me to switch from hard core carnivore and after 4 years I’ve never looked back and never been healthier, and I spend several months a year in the field and have no troubles keeping my stomach full of plant food there. The book, How Not to Die, is also one of the best works of science I’ve ever read on any topic (rivaled only by his How to Survive a Pandemic) and an inspiration to me on what a great scientific review looks like, as are all of the short videos (and his associated cornball humor) found on his non-profit website on almost any food-related topic: https://nutritionfacts.org/topics/ . There’s also a copy of these and related books in the Airbnb… ;) ]
Cheers,
Matt
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Matt Nolan
Manager,
Fairbanks Fodar
PO Box 82416
Fairbanks, AK 99708
907.978.0542
