The sense of community in rural Alaska from "summary" of Coming into the Country by John McPhee
In rural Alaska, the sense of community is palpable. It is a place where people rely on each other for survival, where neighbors are more like family than mere acquaintances. This interconnectedness is a result of the harsh and unforgiving environment in which they live, where cooperation and collaboration are essential for everyday life.
The people of rural Alaska are bound by a shared struggle against the elements. Whether it is braving the harsh winters or navigating the treacherous terrain, they understand the importance of working together towards a common goal. This shared experience creates a deep sense of camaraderie among them, a feeling of belonging that is hard to come by in more urbanized areas.
In these tight-knit communities, everyone knows everyone else. There are no strangers here, only familiar faces and friendly greetings. This familiarity breeds trust and loyalty, as peopl...
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