Finished Medium Density Driving

Medium Density involved more traffic, tight turns, highways, railroad crossings, and a set of three tiny roundabouts that I did 6 times (no not all at once). The three roundabouts are in North Pole and at end of them is...
Santa's house. Which is 15 miles SOUTH of Fairbanks. 

Looking through my pictures to remember what I did this week when off work.
Monday was the 8 piece chicken deal at Safeway. Also bought some bread, 
turkey slices, apple juice, and spinach. 












Tuesday proves I still need work with parking,
but I did weave my way back and forth between large mirrors in a tight spot.












That night was the first clear night in a while and I had a late shift coming up, so I took a look at the Northern Lights again. This is what you can expect on a clear dark night in (or rather just outside of) Fairbanks when the predictions are between 2 and 3 (low).













High density driving starts tomorrow--nervous.

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