Description

It's the final decade of the 19th-century. The Wild-West hasbeen trained and its self-sufficient, intense and frequently chaotic bigger -than-life numbers – weapon-carrying Indian practitioners, trappers, prospectors, wanderers, boys, and lawmen –are today victims of the own success. They're characters who’ve outlived their usefulness.But subsequently silver is found in Alaska and the surrounding Canadian Klondike and a brand new frontier instantly looms - an enormous untouched place full of black spruce woodlands, freezing rivers, and imposing hills assigned by shimmering sheets of ice and snow. “Klondicitis,” a mix of lust and greed for experience, ignites a stampede.