ONE MAN'S ALASKA - Tribute to Richard Dick Proenneke (+ Bonus Features)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Every Proenneke Fan Should Have These:
"50th Anniversary" One Man's Wilderness, An Alaskan Odyssey: amzn.to/2MkWRJs
Tribute Photo Book: amzn.to/33fCCDx (Tell Wife, Get This for Christmas!)
Actual Dick Proenneke Journals: amzn.to/2IxjdGn
Fair Use License - All material come from the National Archive
One Man's Wilderness: catalog.archiv...
Proenneke cabin at Twin Lakes: catalog.archiv... |
Dick Proenneke's cabin: catalog.archiv... |
Twin Lakes cabin of Dick Proenneke: catalog.archiv...
Music from Archive.org: archive.org/de...
Love the fact his ashes are up the mountain behind his cabin, what a wonderful grounded individual, thanks heaps for posting this.
Proeneeke did a superb job of scene selection and editing of his story in film. I do not grow tired of watching his life story.
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The way life was meant to be lived. I’m so envious.
Don Nebes yep, join the club.
You only live once. Do it.
A remarkable man. Living in peace and harmony with all of God's creatures. I am happy that his ashes are on the mountain behind his cabin. His spirit is still there among the wildlife.
I can see that this is very hard work, BUT there is such peace here. Amen.
My brother stumbled on the story of Richard's cabin story while planning a vacation. Richard was one of my father's buddies. They left Iowa together heading west and ended up in Oregon. My father stayed in Oregon until around 1963. Richard would come by to visit us when he was heading back to Iowa to see his family.My family moved from Oregon to Iowa in 1963 where Richard would stop and visit. He would always come to the school and show us slides and movies of his adventures in Alaska.One last thing my middle name is Richard guess who I was named after.
A beautiful tribute long overdue. Rest in peace and thank you Richard Proenneke for all you have done and also John Branson for editing his journals just like Dick would have wanted it.
He's always inspired me with his attitude, skillset, and connection with nature. A simply amazing man. Thanks very much for posting this, and reminding me of the need for me to re-visit the wilderness again. :D
He did not spend all year every year living in his cabin. in the first ten years there, he spent several winters away. He would have been interesting where ever he was. But while at the cabin, he depended on resupply by air from Lake Clark. He never pretended to be either a "survivalist" or a hermit. In fact, he had a constant stream of visitors, including the governor of Alaska. It wasn't that he didn't want to be somewhere else, which he often was, it was that he wanted to be there, at Twin Lakes. And in spite of his comment that something was "good enough for rural work," he was something of a perfectionist. I'm from West Virginia and have known people with a wide variety of skills who lived back in the hills, I've never known anyone quite like him. For one thing, everyone I've known was (or had been) married. Proenneke was single and usually alone but he wasn't a loner.
I saw this for the 1st time on PBS 1 weekend during their fundraising program. I bought the DVDs & books. A purchase I will never regret. I would love to see All the films he made & definitely would Love to read All his journals.... he led an inspirational life.
How could one man in one lifetime master all of these skills his father or grañdfather must have been good men this man was a dying breed then an amazing man mesmorizing wish I had a1\10th of the knowledge
Practice. You probably have good skills at something, unless you're rich.
Wish I had the ability this hero had!
You have it . Have you tried?
This makes me miss Alaska so much it is truly indescribable but this video did the job, greatest place on earth the locals call winter crowd control LOL
Have Both Of The CD's & Watch them at least twice yearly, Thanks, O,J,D. ATB T God Bless
Thanks for stopping by Terry. Take care.
Are they worth it? Price and how do I order?
I like the part in the original when he uses an old fuel can to make a fridge and a few other things like a spoon and stuff i seen it when I was a kid supposed to be asleep but i was sneaking having the tv on at like 3 am lol and i have had that in my head ever since then it has helped remind me to look for uses for items that others might not before throwing things out as used or usless
What an amazing man.
Indeed. I watch this video about four times a year. I'm not sure I would want to go without female companionship that long but wow, what an experience.
Very cool .ln India the real Yogis live the same way .keeping it simple and meditation on God . This man is very remarkable. R.i.P.
One Amazing Man...
I need this in my life.
Don't we all....
Why dont u do it it apoears to cist no money
I'm an offgrid farmer in the southeast of France.They probably wont disperse my ashes behind my cabin.Lucky man
Martre I would do this for if it is your final wish. No person should be denied their final wish or resting place.
It hasn't been that long since everyone was "off-grid." I know people who grew up in a house with no electricity, no inside toilet and no telephone (the last modern convenience received) but were thankful when they got city water.
Thanks for posting, this is the first full version I've found. Swerer only puts 15 min version and offers full video for. Hope I come by pt2
I think you are talking about Alone in the Wilderness. That one has two parts. One Man's Alaska is one show. Swerer has the rights to the other stuff. One Man's Alaska is public because it was filmed by the Alaska government.
What video are you even talking about? Confusion…
LEGEND
agreed
Never even knew that there was such thing as wild sheep
Love this, Thank you
Most Excellent ¿
He was the very picture of intelligence.
That? Is Social Distancing at its finest heheh....What a Classy, Low Key, Modest guy...A Real Man
A real MAN !!!
His life choices are commendable. However, if we all made the same choices our country would not be the great nation it is. In fact, it would not exist. The fact is, there are thousands of hermits. The only difference is this guy documented his experience on film. We must not forget, the film, camera, canoe, clothing, would not exist if we all emulated this man.
Good choice for music was that on his video or was it added?
Modified from the video
Who believe this no one can be alone for 30 years im wonder what the truth is they do this now the alaskan bush people. A family living alone in the wilderness. People videos them in vegas or anywhere but alaska
One of my favorite people in the entire world. We all can learn a lot from dick.
And know woman nagging him. That’s why he was so happy!
Why dont more of us do this
Because we have bills to pay…
Lol he left his bills behind 🤣..
correction...... 16mm film
I saw dick eating a sheep ..but in this video he said big game is simply too much for one man...i wonder why dick didnt make his kill in the middle to late fall then simply wrap in plastic freezer bags and save the meat..have a good fill all winter...but he sure led a blessed good life...
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He used 8 and 16 mm film
07:50 Early chemical clouds in Alaska 1960. Sad.
@William karlsson No way. That is chemicals sprayed by Man. Obviously it is to soften our brains like yours.
@@TheGearPeddler Chemicals sprayed in the sky. To control the climate.
@@bob733333 Ok I need to look into it I guess but they look like Cirrus clouds to me?
Definitely cirrus...y'all and your Chem trails my goodness
@@quiksilver1j It's weather control. Wake up, for the love of the truth. It's not even debatable. It's documented facts. Open your eyes.