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Back to mushing: Randall Pokiak, 36, is preparing to go back to the remote trap lines and leave behind southerners' politics and economics
Back to mushing: Randall Pokiak, 36, is preparing to go back to the remote trap lines and leave behind southerners' politics and economics

Back to mushing: Randall Pokiak, 36, is preparing to go back to the remote trap lines and leave behind southerners' politics and economics

Date3/19/1986
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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