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Alaskan Echoes

Alaskan wilderness, huge tides, great friends, bear hunting, fishing, impossible farming, divine guidance, and sudden storms framed life in a small Christian community and continue to provide a foundation for living in civilization. --CLICK ON PICTURES FOR LARGER IMAGE--

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Alaskan Echoes: Road to the end of the world...

Alaskan Echoes: Road to the end of the world...
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Keith Mosher
I learned about nature, family, friends, and working together in a Christian community three miles south of Hoonah, AK.
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Alaska taught me that I am no match for nature. It's awe inspiring, incredibly beautiful, and can kill me in a moment. As just one cheechako (newcomer), my survival time was probably a matter of days. With divine providence and learning to live with my fellow settlers ("pilgrims" to the good folks in Hoonah), we managed to beat those odds. Lessons learned along the way continue to echo in my mind when life's challenges arise. Please join me in talking about life in the wilderness and how I got there and back.