“In 1968 Dick Proenneke built the quintessential Alaskan log cabin along the shore of Upper Twin Lake in what would become Lake Clark National Park. Many have called Dick a modern-day Thoreau. He chronicled his 31 years living at Twin Lakes in thousands of detailed journal entries. Dick’s original movie, One Man’s Alaska, was instrumental in the 1980 establishment of Lake Clark National Park. Fifty years following publication, his widely popular book, One Man’s Wilderness, remains in print. Four films covering Dick Proenneke’s life at Twin Lakes, produced by Bob Swerer Productions, frequently air on PBS. ” [https://alaskacf.org/blog/funds/friends-dick-proenneketwin-lakes-endowment-fund/](https://alaskacf.org/blog/funds/friends-dick-proenneketwin-lakes-endowment-fund/)
solar-cabin says
“In 1968 Dick Proenneke built the quintessential Alaskan log cabin along the shore of Upper Twin Lake in what would become Lake Clark National Park. Many have called Dick a modern-day Thoreau. He chronicled his 31 years living at Twin Lakes in thousands of detailed journal entries. Dick’s original movie, One Man’s Alaska, was instrumental in the 1980 establishment of Lake Clark National Park. Fifty years following publication, his widely popular book, One Man’s Wilderness, remains in print. Four films covering Dick Proenneke’s life at Twin Lakes, produced by Bob Swerer Productions, frequently air on PBS. ” [https://alaskacf.org/blog/funds/friends-dick-proenneketwin-lakes-endowment-fund/](https://alaskacf.org/blog/funds/friends-dick-proenneketwin-lakes-endowment-fund/)
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Nice interior pics here: [https://www.wildrevelation.com/dick-proenneke-and-twin-lakes/](https://www.wildrevelation.com/dick-proenneke-and-twin-lakes/)