An Alaskan woman lives in one of the world’s most remote villages with no shops or restaurants. To buy her groceries, she has to travel via a plane to the nearest store, over 160 miles (260 km) away.
Salina Alsworth, 25, has lived in Port Alsworth her whole life. Her great-grandparents Babe and Mary Alsworth moved there in the 1940s; they were two of the first people to live in Port Alsworth, which is why the village is named after them.
