At twenty-four, Connie and her young husband, Harmon "Bud" Helmericks, set out from Fairbanks, Alaska in a homemade canoe. Paddling down the Tanana and into the great Yukon River, they leave their known world behind. Five months later, they portage a hundred miles across muskeg and icing ponds to the Kuskokwim River where they battle shifting ice into the little town of Bethel near the Bering Sea. Along the journey they encounter Native villages and isolated settlements, learning from experience and the kindness of strangers. Connie's honest and lyrical voice depicts a changing Alaska and its endangered people during a pivotal moment in history.
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Constance Helmericks paddled into the Alaskan wilds in 1942, and spent twelve years exploring the Arcticwith her husband. She wrote a series of bestselling books about their adventures, and co- lmed andproduced three documentaries that were shown on national lecture tours and early television. Their storyand photographs were twice featured in LIFE Magazine, including the cover. Later wilderness travels with heryoung daughters in Canada and Australia were subjects of her seventh and eight books. She was a thoughtfulearly environmental activist. She died in 1987.Bookstores and libraries will be able to order wholesale though Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Brodart, or direct from
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