Whitehorse - Dawson City
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Lake Laberge was still frozen...
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The first nation cemetery Upper Lebarge at Lake Laberge
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Spirit-House
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Finally, on the Yukon River between Whitehorse and Lake Laberge.
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The first real camp at Lake Laberge this year.
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The lake was like a mirror. Time for breakfast...
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The catamaran has proven itself very well!
From Hootalinqua the Yukon River finally flows with high water...
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The old paddle steamer can already be seen from the water.
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The steamer Norcom on Shipyard Island.
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A mighty ship, hard to believe it ever sailed on the Yukon.
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Unfortunately, it has been falling apart more and more over the years...
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Only with difficulty, one arrives at the second deck.
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Even the bridge won't stand much longer...
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It was partly over 30 degrees Celsius, Global Warming ...
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Cabin at Fort Selkirk.
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Coffee Creek is finally being restored...
But it was sold to a company and is now unfortunately no longer to be visited...
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Rest at
Kirkman Creek.
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The delta of the White River.
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Anchorage on 60 Mile River.
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The clear waters of the 60 Mile River unite with the milky water of the Yukon river
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My Catamaran in Dawson City
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Dan T. Cook and his boat in Dawson City.
He is on a world trip in a boat and truck, a very nice guy !
The American David accompanied me from Dawson City to Emmonak-Bering Sea.
We didn't have a single bad word on the whole trip, all we had was fun.
But after the tour, he suddenly wanted a huge sum for his approval of the film.
Unfortunately, I filmed David in such a way that he was in almost all crucial places.
So I couldn't cut him out. The complete cut of the Yukon film was in vain.
All out of greed, although I almost paid for everything, and he was riding on my catamaran...
Thanks, David, that was really stupid !
Only those who risk going too far, will discover how far they can go!
Expedition in the USA, Alaska & Canada, Scandinavia with folding boat, motorboat, catamaran, motorcycle, off-road vehicle, bicycle ...
