The solitude of the Alaskan wilderness from "summary" of Coming into the Country by John McPhee
In the vast expanse of Alaska, one can truly experience a profound sense of isolation and solitude. The wilderness stretches out endlessly, devoid of any signs of human presence. The landscape is rugged and unforgiving, with towering mountains, dense forests, and icy rivers that seem to go on forever. In this remote setting, one can feel a sense of insignificance in the face of nature's power.
The solitude of the Alaskan wilderness is not just physical but also psychological. It forces one to confront their own thoughts and emotions in a way that is impossible in the chaos of modern life. Without the distractions of technology or the constant buzz of activity, one is left alone with their own thoughts, forced to reckon with their fears, desires, and insecurities.
This solitude can be both terrifying and liberating. It is a stark reminder of how small we are in the gr...
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