After three decades of living in a log cabin in Alaska's Brooks Range, a couple dismantles their home to restore the site to its natural state.
Synopsis
After three decades of living in a log cabin in Alaska's Brooks Range, a couple dismantles their home to restore the site to its natural state.
Synopsis
Jean Aspen and Tom Irons spent 30 years in Alaska's Brooks Range, living in a log cabin they built themselves. Now in their later years, they dismantle their home to restore the land to its natural state. This process reflects their commitment to stewardship and responsibility. Throughout the 96-minute documentary, Aspen and Irons share their experiences and thoughts on human connection to nature. Their actions aim to erase their footprints and embrace a life of simplicity and purpose.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jean Aspen and Tom Irons in their final documentary.
- Find out how they restore their home to wilderness.
- See the Brooks Range through their unique perspective.
Did You Know
- Jean Aspen and Tom Irons lived in the Brooks Range for 30 years.
- The film was released in 2020 and has a duration of 96 minutes.
- This is their third documentary focusing on their life in Alaska.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Jean Aspen and Tom Irons do in Alaska's Brooks Range?
They lived for three decades in a log cabin and explored the valley on foot.
What is the main focus of the documentary ReWilding Kernwood?
It focuses on dismantling their home and restoring the site to intact wilderness.
How long is the documentary ReWilding Kernwood?
The documentary has a duration of 96 minutes.
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