More than 300 miles separate Sue Aikens from her nearest neighbor as she and five others endure the harsh Alaskan winter.
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More than 300 miles separate Sue Aikens from her nearest neighbor as she and five others endure the harsh Alaskan winter.
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Synopsis
Sue Aikens lives alone in a remote Alaskan area, with her nearest neighbor over 300 miles away. As winter sets in, she and five others face extreme conditions. Eric Salitan relies on hunting and foraging for food. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish to barter for supplies. Andy and Kate Bassich use sled dogs for transportation. Each resident adapts to the harsh environment to survive until spring. The documentary captures their daily struggles and strategies in the unforgiving wilderness.
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Why Watch
- Meet Sue Aikens, living 300 miles from her nearest neighbor.
- Find out how Eric Salitan hunts for survival.
- Follow Chip and Agnes Hailstone's fishing for barter.
Did You Know
- Sue Aikens lives over 300 miles from her closest neighbor.
- Eric Salitan survives solely on what he hunts and forages.
- Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish to barter for supplies.
- Andy and Kate Bassich use sled dogs for transportation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Sue Aikens' closest neighbor?
Sue Aikens' closest neighbor is more than 300 miles away.
What do Eric Salitan and his family rely on for food?
Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages.
How do Chip and Agnes Hailstone obtain supplies?
Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish to use as currency for bartering supplies.
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