MSM: In 1967, 51-year-old Dick Proenneke quit his job, built a cabin by hand on Alaska's Twin Lakes, and lived there alone fo
In 1967, 51-year-old Dick Proenneke quit his job, built a cabin by hand on Alaska's Twin Lakes, and lived there alone for 30 years — with no running water or electricity. He braved brutal winters, stored food underground, and left behind more than 250 diaries and films documenting his journey.
MSM: In 1967, 51-year-old Dick Proenneke quit his job, built a cabin by hand on Alaska's Twin Lakes, and lived there alone fo
In 1967, 51-year-old Dick Proenneke quit his job, built a cabin by hand on Alaska's Twin Lakes, and lived there alone for 30 years — with no running water or electricity. He braved brutal winters, stored food underground, and left behind more than 250 diaries and films documenting his journey.
In 1967, 51-year-old Dick Proenneke quit his job, built a cabin by hand on Alaska's Twin Lakes, and lived there alone for 30 years — with no running water or electricity. He braved brutal winters, stored food underground, and left behind more than 250 diaries and films documenting his journey.
