I am 70 years old. Through your eyes ,you allow me to see a part of the world I could never see. Thank you very much. Life is good. 😅

@beekind6267

4 ай бұрын

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

@greer2402

4 ай бұрын

Your not old. You can go to Alaska yourself

@johnboggan4390

4 ай бұрын

I have too many health problems. Have to keep close to medical help close.

@rondonnis6588

4 ай бұрын

Their are many KZread channels with Alaskans in them this is not the only one

@skypedersen5447

4 ай бұрын

@@johnboggan4390 alaska is a nightmare for medical - lots of pure quacks

Im 71 now n living in Maryland but lived in Anchorage for 20 years back 1970- 1990 n miss living there, i worked as an RN in the Burn Unit n as a flight nurse. I got to more than 40 towns through out the state. Alaska was so different back then. Like only one small movie theater, just afew grocery stores,only 3 thrift shops, no large stores like Costco.I did alot of cross-country skiing n came close to many wild animals such as moose, bears, eagles n was never afraid. Animals know fear so need to be calm. I could write a book on all the experiences i had. I did keep a long journal. I miss Alaska.

@Harold710

4 ай бұрын

I visited the burn unit at PAMC and the suffering, trauma, and slow healing process was unreal.

Driving with you through the roads of Alaska is something I never thought I could experience. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for taking is along to town and having us explore with you! So happy to be here. Coral

@chefgiovanni

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad your FORD did not break down out there. The grocery stores in AK are price gouging you on many items. However a lot of it is due to shipping. We pay 1.10 -1.99 for dozen eggs in the midwest. Ground beef 4.50-5.50 a lb. is average. Milk is 3-4$ a gallon. When I go to TX, food is about the same but more driving. I been to Alaska many times, always armed. Them bears get hungry too. Smoked Salmon. Moose jerky. Bear stew can be delicious. Let's get cooking.

Nice video. 😍 love how you are so independent. Will be 68 in 3 weeks. Love living alone. No kids too. Love freedom. Never owned a 🚙 car. Live in the sunshine state. Went to Alaska in 2004 on a cruise. Loved it. Juneau. Sitka. Tracy arm. And saw some glaciers. Beautiful Alaska. Lived in California at the time. We left from San Francisco. Thanks for sharing. 😊

Thank you Alone for you very positive comments. We are always willing to help. Glad that everything worked out! It's expensive living here for sure😭

"I have some extra parts... hopefully I don't need 'em" Oh, and also, I live in the middle of NOWHERE so.... lifting a small prayer about that last part. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏

We were in Alaska in July last year. Absolutely beautiful. It’s so nice to recognize a lot of the sights you show along Richardson Highway. We did the train ride from Anchorage to Seward and back. We had a gorgeous sunny day. So much beauty. I highly recommend that train excursion. We had rented a van and then drove from Anchorage to Homer, spent some time there and then on to Seward. After spending time in Seward, we headed to Denali National Park. From there we headed to Fairbanks. There we did a river cruise on the Sternwheeler. Also on to North Pole, on to Tok and a side trip to Chicken, and then Valdez. We spent the day on a boat in Prince William Sound. We also were in Palmer and Wasilla. So much beauty. Loved everything about the trip. Would love to go back.

Thank you for taking me along with you.

I really did like that lamp that you showed up the antique store, but the price was outrageous. And as always, the scenes driving, were beautiful.

Hi Alone I appreciate you slowing down the pricing. I was finally able to think about those crazy prices. Best to grow and hunt your own than buy.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

4 ай бұрын

Hi Sarah! You're welcome. Thank you for watching it again, and for the feedback. I really appreciate you and your continued support of the channel. Hope you are doing well. 🤗💛

@user-xw7ri2we5g

Ай бұрын

99% of the time it is!!

Only the strong survive in this life. Cheers for an amazing video in one of most beautiful places anywhere on earth.

I just found your channel. I'm digging it. I wish I could walk away from everything in this stressful world and live free like you. I already live alone with my dog. I truly enjoy being alone probably more than is normal. I've always dreamed of my own cabin away from the rest of the world. I'm not sure I'm ready but I'm gonna enjoy your videos. Thank you so much ❤

@kendelljones3388

4 ай бұрын

I'm too busy working for the man, so to speak, I work for the post office. Once I get secure in the job, I might consider a transfer to some far away place, maybe Alaska, maybe some place warmer, 😁. For now, I live vicariously through your videos and I enjoy it. ❤

Greetings from Tennessee USA 🇺🇲 glad you showing us Alaska

Stunning scenery!

Hi Alone Randy Brabec from Wasilla Three Bears. You made my day to meet you at the store. I was so happy. You're not just a regular person as you told me. you're much more than that. Because of you I bought a small place and moved there. Thank you for your awesome videos. I said to myself that if you can do it, I can do it. Thank you, Alone. Stop by and say hi to me in the liquor store dept. next time you're in town.

Just beautiful when the sun is shining on the mountains. The Asian market was a total surprise to me with the selection and quantity of fresh produce in the winter time. Very impressive. HEB is a family owned chain in Texas and they are great people. What Hurricane Harvey was making it's way inland, people were in the store panicking and the employees had it all under control. Plus they handed out a what to do info sheet. Thanks for the shopping. ❤

Driving along with you reminds me of my childhood where I would steer out the window and marvel! Thank you for reminding me!

@charlenemariecoraninmemory5130

4 ай бұрын

steer out thew window reread that okay

@marlenepopos12

4 ай бұрын

I did the same thing as a child

A beautiful place to live so peaceful.

Just found your channel. Lived in Anchorage since Dec 1989. Traveled the whole state when I worked, now sit in basement and watch KZread.

Food is expensive here in Alberta Canada too,hopefully the prices will come down soon.I really enjoyed the drive through the snowy mountains,beautiful scenery in Alaska.

I would be sooooo scared driving on black ice especially with moose around. You are sooooo brave & courageous!

I luv being snowed in. What a great place to be. Beautiful!!!! Good for you!!!! Good on the soul!!!!

We love that antique shop as well. We go in anytime we go to Costco. So glad you got the truck running as it should be.

Beautiful beautiful drive. Love the beginning, so funny. Thanks for taking us all along. Take care and God Bless

I am so agree with you, whenever I am in the city just cant get out fast enough to go back to my mountain. Great footage with spectacular landscapes as always.🥰

The produce in the very first grocery store Midtown Market ,looked great to me, the muffins delicious looking too. The crab around 32.00 in shell, I am in Bay Area....62.00 shelled ! For some reason I was impressed with that first grocery store, didn't expect it to be so "modern" , and immediately thought of how all those items get up to Alaska. Thanks for taking us along on your shopping trip !

Ooooo I like those long cylindrical chandeliers ❤

Thanks for taking us with you and Kenai! I love antique and thrift stores too! Yes, the prices in the antique store seemed high! It was interesting to see the price comparisons on the groceries! Very glad you were able to avoid the moose!! Whew!!

I've always wanted to go to Alaska, but have yet to fulfill that dream. My gosh, the scenery is so serene! Thank you for sharing this with the rest of us, I can only imagine how beautiful it is in person ❤

Ha-ha....you got me with those car parts on the intro!! 😅 Some of the prices were actually lower than what we pay here in Eastern NC! Thank you for sharing and Hugs to Kenai 💙

I really enjoy your videos, I find them articulate , concise , thorough and genuine .

Thank you for sharing.

I have been missing your live videos. it's good to see you are doing well. Beautiful scenery.

The fox were awesome, so beautiful

I’m 81 years old and have been trying to get to Alaska since 1966! Looks as if I may not be able to get there! But I’m not giving up. Yet…

Compare to lake tahoe / Mammoth California areas.8.99 for 1 gallon of milk 7.99 for Dave's bread.5.51 for 1 gallon of diesel. Spring is coming and wishing you a wonderful harvest. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️.

@avalon1rae

3 ай бұрын

@user-uh7sh7ly3h 1 dozen of organic brown eggs are 8.99 lb boneless Ribeyes are now 21.49 lb .Lean hamburger 7.49 lb .The people are leaving, but people are buying homes as soon as they hit the market.A home 3 doors up the street sold for 729k and the new owners flipped it for 700k .New construction is everywhere you look .it's amazing.

Can’t say I love your grocery prices up there in Alaska Alone. But I Do Love,Love that Blue Dress with the floral print on you!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

4 ай бұрын

Hi Bill. You are always to kind. 😊 The prices here are high, but then again it does take a lot to get the food here too. I believe about only 3% of the food consumed in Alaska is locally sourced. Thank you for taking the time to watch the video, and for the support of the channel. I really appreciate you! Hope you are doing well and give Tali Girl a belly rub from me. 🤗💛🐺

Some lovely scenery

Love this scenes of the mountains in your travels

I have watched most of your videos and I must say that you are an AMAZING woman! God Bless you and keep you safe!!

Beautiful country thanks for letting me ride along. Now I can see what it's like in Alaska. Thank you.

Breathtaking. Thanks so much.

Great video. Thank you

Hi Alone and Kenai 👋🥰It’s good to see the both of you✌️ Yes I agree on the pricing. Seems a lot of things are around the same price as here in Michigan in some places. I’m thankful I have a neighbor that raises beef steer and I get my meat from them. It rounds out to about $5.11 per pound of any cut. Recently it was $920.00 for 180lbs of meat (1/4 cow). I shop Walmart and Sam’s club here as well for food staples and what not. We raise chickens so I don’t have to worry about buying eggs lol. Me being gluten and dairy free is a little challenging but over all it works. Thank you for taking us along. Much love, stay safe, take care and God Bless🙏🥰🙏✌️

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

4 ай бұрын

Hi Debbie! I don't remember what I paid in 2022 per pound of beef for the side of beef I purchased, but I am thankful that I purchased it when I did. The meat prices are so costly that I cannot imagine trying to fill my freezers from the grocery store. I rarely shop at Walmart and haven't been in a Sam's Club in years. I don't actually know if there are any in Alaska, but am thankful that I got a Costco membership finally. It has paid for itself, which is something that I did not mention in the video. I am glad that you are able to provide for you and your family with your chickens, garden and having neighbors who raise beef. Thank you again for being a channel member and watching the videos. 🤗💛

Been watching your vids for a few days now, had to start at the beginning, and being an ole timer cant help but to think of Annie Oakly every time i see you strapped. 😉Thanks for taking us along

it's very beautiful there! lots of cold! thanks 4 the trip!

Thanks, I enjoyed your video

Ooohh really really beautiful and amazing place ❤❤❤

Excellent Channel, I just subscribed. Best wishes from New York City, God Bless 👍🙏🌠🏔️

Love 💕 and light to all ❤ 😊 . .

You drove right past my road!! Cool.

Lots of Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

What a beautiful place you live in❤❤❤

Great video! Beautiful photography! 👍☺️

Wow it's so beautiful ..

The scenery was very nice on the drive. Those grocery prices are run about correct for Alaska. Stay warm and be safe.

It's always so beautiful to drive anywhere in AK, depending on the weather. I've driven almost all the state's roads at least once and many times in my work. I love New Sayaga and shopped mostly at Costco and Fred Myers.

The glass fishing floats were pretty. I love the mountains there, such a beautiful drive! It's good to have friends, glad they fixed your vehicle. Thank you for comparing the food prices. Kenai is a sweet pup. Had to have surgery in 2013 and & stay in a City for a while.I'm back in the woods again, so happy, lol!!! love your videos.

Love watching your videos!

Wow what an amazing video thank you for the share that is some incredible scenery just found your channel and glad I did can’t wait to see the next one take care stay safe ❤

Great video

Ran across your videos the other day and if I was not so old i would give it a try and move up to Alaska.I cannot handle the cold very well.maybe in my next life! stay healthy!

Cute extra parts😉😁😂

Alaska always looks so great from my warm Florida home

Enjoyed my road trip with you. You are so brave living alone in a remote area. I live in suburbia tucked in a nice and quiet area. Nearest store less than 2 minutes away. Really admire your attitude about everything. Do you ever get lonely? That's my biggest problem since my husband passed away. First time seeing this video. I really enjoyed it. Very informative.

Subscribed to Cut the Cord. Ty. Excellent video!

This was a great post! You do such a great job! 💚

Informative .thanks

Much respect for your lifestyle. Stay safe.

I grew up in a big city, too, but now live in the Country. I am not cut out for city life, either.❤

Wow what a beautiful video tfs

Garage saling in Anchorage is fun too!! I've found some great deals. 😊 You do have to go in the summer, Saturday is best.

Thank you!

Congrats!! Your past 25K!!! I can't wait till you get your 100K Award and you will this year! Yay!

@denisecole6128

4 ай бұрын

I just think people have not found your channel yet. They will though!

I was excited I thought you were going to take us in to cosco shopping with you. No grocery haul. It seems crazy expensive there. I can't imagine.... Ty Alone. Please stay safe.

Loved those antique shops , we have stop on several stores while in anchorage and Fairbanks , been to tok and kenai peninsula , we went to Santa shop to see the Christmas decorations, went to see Fairbanks museum, that was back in 1997 , we took the ferry ride , MV Columbia if it’s still in service , thanks Cora for showing us the Last Frontier in Alaska, would loved to see that part of the world again, God Blessed 😊❤️👍🙏

Enjoy watching your " self reliance " in Alaska !

I just got my notification and rushed right over !!!! I haven't seen you on KZread for a while !!!!

Thank you for sharing your day. I’ve always dreamed of living in Alaska.

This is one of the best videos I have seen in a long time. I grew up in Homer, joined the service then went back home where i worked at construction for many years in mt. View. Came to Washington and decided that this place is crazy so back home where I lived in a remote cabin 15 miles from train track.

I was stationed at Fort Richardson. My wife was with me. My daughter was born at Elmendorf... Air Force Base. I have a lot of memories. My wife shopped on the Post. I saw a lot of Alaska. I have a lot of memories (1980s)...

Hi Alone 😊...had fun shopping with u today..loved the comparison pricing but really liked looking in the antique store...I was rooting for u to buy the $98 sweater...😂...JoAnn from Delaware

Love your background music and as far as the high prices goes to iiving in paradise? I would pay double to live in Alaska....high prices keeps the weak at bay.

What a beautiful day for a trip into town. Glad you have your vehicle running good again. WOW the price on that bowl was crazy. My husband and I love to go thrifting. Glad you were able to drive down and see Phyllis and Adam too. Glad you made it home safe. I don't see the moose.

@johnporter4718

2 ай бұрын

Beautiful day for a drive to town

Hello Alone it's good to see you. I haven't been on to see your videos my son in law got into a bad car accident and his back got broken and his legs where hurt. This happened on Christmas day. Those mandarins oranges you got Blue J. Is a great story about them. The company is here in my hometown and mama was the bookkeeper my daddy built the sheds and I worked there. Mandarins and Oranges and Grapefruits in winter and in Summer all kinds of produce. I retired from there 40 years of beautiful agriculture. God bless and keep warm. Good to see you and yes I seen the moose.

Glad you got your truck fixed. We live in. Northern BC and many of your prices are similar to yours. Have a wonderful weekend. 🇨🇦🌷

I just left Alaska. I lived there most of my life. To cold. To dark. I didn't want to get trapped there when the supply chain goes down.

Interesting vid!

wow

Was listening on the drive to work. It amazes me how people equate age with value/worth. There was a tool seller at a local flea market that knew nothing about antique tools. He'd price old broken rusty tools antique prices and his retort was always the same. "It's old." We are talking about broken tools that I only wanted a single part from to rehab actual tools with value. Anyway, I always enjoy the practical inside knowledge episode's. Good job, ma'am.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

4 ай бұрын

Hi Chris! I hope you are doing well. I agree about how some people equate age with value or worth. A friend once told me that something only has value if it means something to you. If you have a practical use for it, or if it is of some sentimental value. And that just because it is a collector's item, or old does not make it valuable. Even if the one off sold for an outrageous price does not mean that a like item will do the same. Either way, I am sure someone somewhere is willing to pay top dollar for these items. It just isn't in my budget. I appreciate you watching... or listening... 😉 to the videos. And thank you for your continued support of the channel. 🤗💛

Beautiful dog.

I live in South Texas. I refuse to shop at heb. They are very expensive. I shop aldie and I shop Walmart. Aldie milk 2.19 gallon. Walmart 2.48 gallon. Costco is so very expensive also. Thank you. Pray for Texas as we fight to close the borders. We have had close to a million crossing the Texas and Arizona border. Thank you

We are experiancing this food increase in Britain. I have to shop online now. It makes it easier to check store prices though. Enjoyed this. Thank you.

I would Love to Visit Alaska , Love the snow.

Very informative and helpful for the price deference. From what you shared Walmart looked like the best prices deal. And great video driving 😊

Please give a hi to your dog. Often an unsung hero in our evolution to survive and be happy.

Hello from hoonah….we have one small grocery store and one tiny kind of convenience store. Groceries are very expensive and the selection is limited. So, we can get Instacart by plane from Juneau, but of course, then there is the additional freight charge. I just moved here this year to take a teaching job at age 69. I love it.

Can't believe it's Friday already but I am glad to see another video of yours! 🤍

I live in Alaska, have been for 62 of my 67 years. From homesteading in Fairbanks as a child til ‘69, graduated from Cordova in ‘74 back to Fairbanks in ‘78, now currently outside of Wasilla since 2016. You did not show a real comparison of the food or prices. Just like anywhere you need to shop for the best prices, chose what is worthwhile considering the distances between places & time spent shopping. Of course there is a difference between here and Outside but I do know for a fact that most grocery stores outside don’t have the selection of items, fresh produce or meat and seafood. I’m very familiar with Sagaya’s, they have an outrageous selection of fresh vegetables/produce but you will pay for it. I shop there every time I go to Anchorage, love it! Costco isn’t better and has worse quality, especially meats but they do have a wonderful selection/variety most of the time. Fred’s may cost less sometimes but their meat isn’t that good and they will not have items in stock or no brand choice, a lot. The point I’m making is you have to shop and consider your options, what it cost to get there and what you’re able to spend. It’s expensive just to drive from where you’re at to and from Anchorage, along with your lodging. Probably in the long run it would behove you to shop Palmer/Wasilla. Alaska is expensive, but no more so than LA, New York or other I would say are extreme, populous places to live. It is a choice to live here just like anywhere else. I acknowledge your point to show the differences in prices, but the reality is there is no way to compare Barrow to Anchorage to somewhere in the lower 48. There is no comparison between any of these places.

@ladbol521

4 ай бұрын

Things are more affordable at Walmart stores. There are three of them in Anchorage area. The one on A street is my regular store. Things are expensive at Frey Meyer. I don't go there. What I cannot find at walmart,I do without

@johninalaska9563

4 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you. I know how to shop as I have been doing it for the better part of 76 years.

I am surprised, the grocery prices are not a lot higher than northern Calif....thanx for taking us along on your adventures, such beautiful scenery!!