Life as a postal worker in Deadhorse, Alaska | MIDNIGHT OIL

Deadhorse isn’t your average Alaskan town. The community at the start of the pipeline exists solely as a service hub for North Slope oil workers. There are no permanent residents, no public amenities, not even a school or church. There is a post office, and Les Dunbar is the clerk responsible for making sure all the companies in Prudhoe Bay receive their mail. Also, if you plan on biking along the haul road, you might just end up mailing your gear up to Les.
This video is part of the Midnight Oil podcast series: www.alaskapublic.org/midnight-...
Video: Eric Keto
Music: Evolv

[@RaptorJesus.]

i feel like i shoulda been born in Alaska, Svalbard or somewhere, i hate the heat, summer sucks!

[@Mooseondaloose907]

Then move up.

[@BraulioMontelongo]

I live in Wasilla, and am planning on driving up there at this end of this month or next month

[@rockybrown6404]

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[@TheJackiscool]

She "flew her horse up here"... Was it a Pegasus?