• Alaska Bush People

    From Dean@21:1/5 to All on Fri Feb 12 14:42:22 2021
    I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show sometimes
    are in T shirts with snow all around.
    One thing that really surprised me is they have ostrich. It never
    would've occurred to me ostrich would survive that environment.

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  • From Bob Roberts@21:1/5 to All on Fri Feb 12 15:04:39 2021
    To: Dean
    Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: Dean to misc.rural on Fri Feb 12 2021 02:42 pm

    I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show sometimes are in T shirts with snow all around.

    Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....

    Bob Roberts
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  • From Dean Hoffman@21:1/5 to Bob Roberts on Fri Feb 12 17:22:11 2021
    On 2/12/21 5:04 PM, Bob Roberts wrote:
    To: Dean
    Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: Dean to misc.rural on Fri Feb 12 2021 02:42 pm

    De> I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    De> made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show sometimes
    De> are in T shirts with snow all around.

    Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....

    Just to be weird, apparently. Watchers have something to talk
    about. Most of their clothes look off the shelf. They have battery
    powered drills.
    Bob Roberts
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  • From YK@21:1/5 to Bob Roberts on Sat Feb 13 12:11:23 2021
    On 2/12/21 6:04 PM, Bob Roberts wrote:
    To: Dean
    Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: Dean to misc.rural on Fri Feb 12 2021 02:42 pm

    De> I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    De> made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show sometimes
    De> are in T shirts with snow all around.

    Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....

    Bob Roberts
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    This show is pretty much scripted. The on screen people supposedly stay
    in hotels/motels when no filming. Most everything on these shows are
    done for effect. I watched about 15 minutes of this show several years
    ago and switched to another program.

    YK

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  • From Bob Roberts@21:1/5 to All on Sat Feb 13 14:56:40 2021
    To: YK
    Re: Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: YK to misc.rural on Sat Feb 13 2021 12:11 pm

    I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show
    sometimes are in T shirts with snow all around.

    Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe
    they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....

    This show is pretty much scripted. The on screen people supposedly stay
    in hotels/motels when no filming. Most everything on these shows are
    done for effect. I watched about 15 minutes of this show several years
    ago and switched to another program.

    Thats too bad. Reality show producers seem to find reality too boring for television, and have to spice it up.

    I enjoy "The Repair Shop" a British show, filmed in the soft-spoken style of PBS, in which a group of artisans put way too much effort into fixing old heirlooms such as pocket watches and butter churners. No rat-shoes in this one.



    Bob Roberts
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  • From Dean L. Hoffman@21:1/5 to Bob Roberts on Mon Feb 15 22:16:24 2021
    On 2/13/21 4:56 PM, Bob Roberts wrote:
    To: YK
    Re: Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: YK to misc.rural on Sat Feb 13 2021 12:11 pm

    > De>> I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    > De>> made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show
    > De>> sometimes are in T shirts with snow all around.

    >> Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe
    >> they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....

    YK> This show is pretty much scripted. The on screen people supposedly stay
    YK> in hotels/motels when no filming. Most everything on these shows are
    YK> done for effect. I watched about 15 minutes of this show several years
    YK> ago and switched to another program.

    Thats too bad. Reality show producers seem to find reality too boring for television, and have to spice it up.

    I enjoy "The Repair Shop" a British show, filmed in the soft-spoken style of PBS, in which a group of artisans put way too much effort into fixing old heirlooms such as pocket watches and butter churners. No rat-shoes in this one.



    Bob Roberts
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    You might like Dirty Jobs starring Mike Rowe. Mike pretends he
    is the rookie and has people show him the tricks of the trade. I don't
    envy his camera men.

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  • From Alison Kagan@21:1/5 to Bob Roberts on Fri Mar 24 14:31:27 2023
    On Saturday, February 13, 2021 at 6:43:13 PM UTC-5, Bob Roberts wrote:
    To: YK
    Re: Re: Alaska Bush People
    By: YK to misc.rural on Sat Feb 13 2021 12:11 pm
    I ran across the show on the Discovery Channel. One of the women
    made shoes for herself from rat skins. The people in the show
    sometimes are in T shirts with snow all around.
    Are they making rat-shoes to survive? Or just to be eccentric? Maybe
    they put on a North Face jacket once the film crew is gone....
    This show is pretty much scripted. The on screen people supposedly stay in hotels/motels when no filming. Most everything on these shows are done for effect. I watched about 15 minutes of this show several years ago and switched to another program.

    Thats too bad. Reality show producers seem to find reality too boring for television, and have to spice it up.

    I enjoy "The Repair Shop" a British show, filmed in the soft-spoken style of PBS, in which a group of artisans put way too much effort into fixing old heirlooms such as pocket watches and butter churners. No rat-shoes in this one.
    Bob Roberts
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    Exactly. I'm Josh's (BamBam Brown) woman (that producer woman) and we pretty live it up in the lap of luxury
    in the most lavish of hotels during periods of not filming. lol

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