Railroad Alaska
Railroad Alaska
Railroad Alaska
Railroad Alaska
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Take a ride from the conductor's chair on the Alaskan railroad.
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Railroad Alaska
Digital Exclusive: Ride the Alaskan Railroad
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When living off grid in Alaska, getting simple things like water require a bit more work than just turning on your faucet.
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Getting Water Off Grid
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Fixing a train track in sub zero temperatures requires some creativity.
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Setting the Track on Fire
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Moose are very common creatures to see along the Alaskan railroad. Can the team avoid hitting one?
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Dangerous Moose Crossing
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The Alaskan railroad team must shoot down ice that has the potential to derail a train.
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Shooting Down Giant Icicles
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In Alaska, avalanches are common. Along a railroad, avalanches can be deadly.
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Digital Exclusive: Avalanche Slide Zone
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Melting ice can quickly create a mudslide and destroy large parts of the railroad.
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Preventing a Mudslide
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Following an elite crew of workers, Railroad Alaska illustrates the battle against ferocious weather and treacherous terrain to keep the State of Alaskas critical 500-mile long railroad rolling to deliver life-sustaining supplies.
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Sneak Peek
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As if staying warm in Alaska weren't hard enough, these residents must also ward off bears while trying to use the restroom in peace.
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Shooting Bears on the Toilet
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Conductor Harry Ross has worked on the railroad for over 40 years. Using his own money, he purchases and delivers newspapers to his friends, the off-gridders.
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Digital Exclusive: Alaskan Newspaper Delivery
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The Durr brothers have been off-gridders since the '70s, surviving multiple bear attacks.
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Digital Exclusive: Bear Attacks
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While living in the Alaskan wilderness, only having one hand makes things more difficult.
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One-Handed Mountain Man
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Moose like to use the train tracks to walk on because it is easier terrain, but it puts them in danger of being hit by a speeding train.
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See Why Moose Are Constantly In Danger of Becoming Roadkill On the Alaskan Railroad
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Jim and Nancy James are left without electricity when a porcupine eats through their generator cable. But, the ever resourceful Jim has a plan for the porcupine to pay for the damage.
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Find Out How A Dead Porcupine Can Get You Some Serious Cash In Alaska
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Nancy and Jim James face hungry bears emerging from hibernation as they trek to an abandoned cabin.
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What Happens When A Bear Breaks Into Your Cabin?
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The railroad police are called in when a 4-wheeled trespasser is stuck on the line ahead of the speeding train. Can they get it off the tracks in time?
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Watch This Alaskan Train Barrel Down On an ATV Stuck On the Tracks
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Racing the clock, a train crew struggles against delays to deliver a crucial load of unusual freight to a salvage crew waiting in the wilderness. Without their supplies, this salvage crew will be left exposed to the freezing temperatures of Alaska.
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Watch These Alaskans Pull a 50,000-Pound Bulldozer from Under the Ice in Sub-Zero Temperatures
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One-Handed Mountain Man
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Someone's been shooting near the tracks placing expensive military equipment at risk.
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Gun Shots Near Train Tracks Could Spell Big Trouble
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In Alaska’s Northern wilderness, off-gridder Ron Hudson and his daughter Ashley are forced to take action to protect his cabin from a bear attack.
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Learn How to Bear Proof Your House From This Alaskan Off-Gridder
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Following an elite crew of workers, Railroad Alaska illustrates the battle against ferocious weather and treacherous terrain to keep the State of Alaskas critical 500-mile long railroad rolling to deliver life-sustaining supplies.
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Railroad Alaska
Sneak Peek
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Orville and Jackie are new to the Alaskan lifestyle, and they are running into new problems they have never seen before.
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So You Wanna Live the Off-Grid Life in Alaska? You Might Think Twice After Watching This
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Dan loves the peace and quiet that comes along with being a homesteader and especially on his throne.
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This Is Perhaps the Most Peaceful Alaskan Outhouse You'll Ever See With the Most Breathtaking Views
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As if staying warm in Alaska weren't hard enough, these residents must also ward off bears while trying to use the restroom in peace.
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Railroad Alaska
Shooting Bears on the Toilet
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Rail workers must shave five feet of rock off a cliff so a large shipment of bridge girders will make it through.
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Shaving A Cliff!
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Moose are very common creatures to see along the Alaskan railroad. Can the team avoid hitting one?
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Dangerous Moose Crossing
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A snow clearer derails causing big problems for train travel.
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Derailed Snow Clearer is Causing Trouble for Train Travel
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JT Evans has been living off-grid for 20 years, and for the last 15 he has been been building his hot house and searching for the right lady to round out his off-gridder lifestyle.
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This Alaskan Off-Gridder Might Just Have the Secret to Sustaining Life and Catching Women
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In Alaska, avalanches are common. Along a railroad, avalanches can be deadly.
02:20
Railroad Alaska
Digital Exclusive: Avalanche Slide Zone
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When living off grid in Alaska, getting simple things like water require a bit more work than just turning on your faucet.
02:26
Railroad Alaska
Getting Water Off Grid
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Take a ride from the conductor's chair on the Alaskan railroad.
01:41
Railroad Alaska
Digital Exclusive: Ride the Alaskan Railroad
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Railroad section-chief Bruce Gough is forced to bring out the big guns, a 105mm howitzer with military-grade explosives to trigger man-made avalanches along the track.
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These Guys Use Military-Grade Explosives to Purposely Cause Avalanches and It's Awesome
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