After more than 90 years of watching Pole Mountain transform, Jim and Iris Willadsen reflect on the people, work and responsibility that have kept their family tied to the land.
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They watched Pole Mountain change. What Jim and Iris Willadsen kept never did

After more than 90 years of watching Pole Mountain transform, Jim and Iris Willadsen reflect on the people, work and responsibility that have k…

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