A day in Nome, Alaska | Remote Alaska

Nome is a very special town in Alaska. It is not a kind of Alaska that the cruisers and road trippers know. It is not a place where you can enjoy your 2-hour Amazon Prime delivery, oh no. This town is detached not only from the lower 48 states, but also from the state mainland.
Despite being away from major tourist traffic today, its history is in the very heart of the state thanks to the glory of the Gold Rush days. It’s easy to think of Alaska as having several distinct areas, each with its own character, and Nome is among a few places that have defined the past and the future for the Last Frontier. It is a place where one is immersed in Alaska's remoteness, its spirit of pioneers, those who pushed the boundaries for the next ones to come and settle. I heard the locals referring to the mainland as 'the real world' and when I asked where real world starts, the answer was 'it probably starts in Anchorage'. Meaning Nome is way beyond.
Hope you'll enjoy my little video postcard from Nome. Please ask questions, I'll be happy to help with what I know. Thanks!