The hotel that inspired Stephen King to pen the novel is The Stanley in Estes Park, CO just outside Rocky Mountain National Park. He checked into the hotel in 1973 for a one-night stay with his wife, Tabitha. Fortuitously, they were the only guests at the hotel that night.
Canadian Inuit currently dress like most Canadians and wear casual store bought clothing and footwear. Traditional Inuit clothing like caribou parkas and pants are only worn by some. Amautis - parkas with a built-in pouch for carrying infants on the back are still popular in the eastern Arctic
A: The Inuit built permanent and temporary shelters from ice, stone, animal hides and earth. They made the well-known igloos from compacted snow with animal skin door flaps, and they made turf huts from large stones and turf, supporting the roof with wooden beams made of driftwood.