A storm which produces an immense amount of snow
Big and strong; sturdily built
A reckless person (usually a criminal)
An area which people go to in flocks in hopes of striking it rich mining gold
A bitter-cold and isolated region in Alaska
Selective
A person looking for gold
To move into
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The reason people are heading to Alaska is to gain a better life for themselves and their families by striking it rich with gold in the mountains. Chaplin shoots this theme brilliantly on top of a peak, where we see a line of people climbing to...
It took close to a month.
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