World Famous White Pass Express, Forgotten and Abandoned Section. North Americas Early Years.

[@donchell2150]

You do great work Dustin. As an 80 year old who can't travel anymore, you make it possible for me to see the kind of places that interest me. Well done.

[@charlesyoung7436]

"Slow and steady cuts the race"--- I'll have to "file" that in the old memory bank.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thanks so much for coming along. 😊

[@sherrilee230]

I'm 72 and like you I don't travel anymore. So Dustin does it for you and me and many more. His filming is exquisite and beautiful scenery behind it thank you Dustin you made some old people very happy

[@lostmoose9994]

I agree grandpa. I am 79,but feel like 78 ✌

[@regpettinger2978]

Well, I see we have a 1952 model, 1945 model, and a 1944 model watching and wishing. I'm adding 1947 model to this "Old Gummers" list.(;>)

[@yukonliving]

Those telegraph poles were cut down in the late '90s because the disused wires were killing owls. A contractor was in place because they believed the wire contained copper and they'd collect it for scrap. Unfortunately for them, the wire was steel core and it had little scrap value so the contract was never finished. The still good portions of poles were sold and used for various building projects (like hunting cabins, sign posts, etc.) The perpendicular tracks are for Casey car (speeder) pull offs so they could let the train past.

[@johnsmart964]

Thank you for bringing us this information, it is very interesting.

[@drewpackman2929]

Why there are not 2 million subscribers to this channel I don't understand. Some big newspaper writer needs to find it. But then that would lessen the intimacy for those of us that watch and wait for it every week. This is one of the finest channels on KZbin and each episode pulls me to go back and visit again what I have only briefly been to.

[@Destination_Adventure]

I really appreciate that, thank you so much. I’ve thought a lot about the possible changes that might come from large channel growth, but I think that things would stay the same. It helps a lot that I travel almost exclusively remote. No matter how many views or subscribers, I’m still just chillin in the woods hahahaha. I hope the channel will reach that size one day, and hopefully you’ll still be enjoying. 😊 thanks so much for the kind words.

[@johnholliday6011]

Well said I couldn't agree more

[@ibMoose2u]

Facts!

[@drewpackman2929]

@@johnholliday6011 Thanks sir. Occasionally I get lucky and express myself well

[@trevorgambell5492]

I love your videos Dustin, and have been following your trips to the Cassiar country, the Yukon and Dempster Highway with great interest. I started my life in Canada teaching at Cassiar in January, 1969. The parallel set of railway tracks at a right angle to the main line were most likely for speeder cars, used by workers doing repairs on the line. They would lift the car off the line onto the speeder track so that trains could pass by. The Skagway to Whitehorse rail line was still in use when I was in Cassiar. The compressed bags of Cassiar asbestos would the trucked to Whitehorse and loaded onto rail wagons for Skagway, then freighted to Vancouver by boat.

[@albertalakeland]

I rode that train in 1975, as a 9-year-old, on a swim meet tour through the Alaska panhandle catching the White Pass Express to Whitehorse for our final swim meet. I didn't know the significance of the Pass at that time, but I certainly remember how rickety and tall the railroad trestles seemed. LOL Thanks again for another journey down memory lane. Cheers!

[@SunshineSkys]

What's up Dustin n Emmy! I'm 62, female, disabled, n feel like the only thing I have in common with ur subscribers is the love we have for u n ur channel. Love ur passion, knowledge, dedication, humor, energy, n love for history, adventure, travel, photography, n producing, etc. I'm American, born n raised in California,😟 always dreamed of traveling the world, unfortunately, that hasn't happened, have only been to 7 states, now disabled n living on a fixed income. From the bottom of my heart I thank u for doing what u do n sharing it with us. In a way I'm fulfilling my dream thru u n ur channel. You're a Master at what u do, n greatly appreciated. Much Love

[@Destination_Adventure]

This is so sweet to read, thank you very much. I hope that you are able to travel at some point as well. It may take some saving up and planning, but there are some great packages that come up at a really good prices. Cruises are also a great option. It sounds silly, but some itineraries will allow you to see some really amazing places, even from the ship, and the crew will make sure you’re very well taken care of. Thanks so much for enjoying the show.

[@mauricegagnon4654]

Hi Dustin, I grew up next to a railroad track and back in the day when they had "what we called Cub Cars for the rail repair crew" the 90 degree parallel was where they would pull the Cub Car onto to allow the train to go by. Once the train had gone by the crew would get back on the main track and continue working. Oh and keep up the great videos and content. Cheers

[@drkskyes]

Love your channel and especially your music. My dad spent his working life as a Signal Maintainer for the Southern Pacific in southern Oregon, The insulators are probably for the signal lines which sent power down the line to activate the signals when trains were in the blocks. The perpendicular rails were probably for motor cars (speeders) to get off the tracks when a train was coming. My dad's motor car could be moved off the train by himself by using two long handles which one extended to the rear and picked up just the rear and stepped it over to the pull off.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Great information, thank you. 😊

[@harmonicresonanceproject]

Wow!

[@stanleepatterson95]

That little piece of track at 12 min mark is a motor car set off. So the track guys had a place to put their cars and carts when a train went by

[@jennyrickner7607]

Yup, I have seen them on track here in Arizona too.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Nice, thank you.

[@TickledFunnyBone]

Yup, M.OW. (maintence of way) crew motor car escape track/parking. Where those tracks were is possibly where storage and other equipment and huts were. Kinda like plate layer huts in britian/U.k.

[@evm6398]

Sitting here drinking coffee at 7am overlooking the cows and I’m watching this right as it comes out. Great way to relax on a Saturday morning and see some awesome stuff!

[@Destination_Adventure]

☕️ 😊

[@johnnykr81]

For the poles, as a lineman, the significance of just falling them, letting them lay and taking the center section is because they didn't want to deal with tearing stuff apart and the treat on the bottom part of the pole, they wanted just the pure cedar of it. Not sure if that old line was copper, or copper clad either. Unfortunate how people treat things nowadays when they know they won't get caught. Love the channel bud!! Keep up the good work!

[@osmia]

+ Thanks for answering

[@micheletamtom2471]

Dustin, Thank you so much for allowing us to travel on these adventures with you. Allan Smith and I settle in every single Saturday morning with our coffee to travel to places we'll never see otherwise. Allan is from Williams Lake and knew / worked with your grandfather Norm. Allan often has tears of appreciation for you helping him to remember places he's been logging and long hauling. My heart is full that you do this. Thank you thank you thank you. Michele and Allan

[@richardedwards3354]

I was brought up on the railway line in NZ,coal mining, timber logging and have watched the degradation of these once vibrant communities fall to the hands of thieves and destructive individuals. The rail ties that have rotted in a discarded heap were probably, what we termed o b,in other words sap wood.The poles have been cut down by guys wanting the copper wire ,I suppose they need cash for something.

[@mamasinger49]

With so much division and ugliness the world can bring, your videos show us the world still has beauty, it is a very important thing you do, showing us this beauty, and all with your humour and charm. Thank you so much for that.

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

Agreed, and well put.

[@johnmuhic7360]

Woke up for the 53rd year of my life this morning. Gave my puppy next to me a pet and kissed him on the head. Feeling pretty solid for an old dude. Running saw and chopping wood for the fast approaching Winter. 8c right now. Been getting frost some mornings. Made myself an espresso, lit up a joint, and enjoyed the show. I love it when you stomp around in the back-country. One of my favourite activities, is finding old cabins in the woods. I have this instinct where I can walk into the bush, and find old logs or a foundation. New place I'm at, already found two, not far from where I am. Super-cool trying to figure out what kind of person would tough it out in the Wild. I think you'd make it. You have a Pioneer look about yeah... Nice job, safe travels, cheers :)

[@123nmalaska.]

You are so Canadian! I'm from Alberta and have been living in the US for 6 years. The way you speak brings me back to my Canadian days! Love it!

[@Destination_Adventure]

🇨🇦

[@copi488]

Man, I love your editing, music selection, your storytelling, and your wonderful drone work. Wonderful every time. Thanks

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you.

[@davidtshirtman]

Thank you for another wonderful time, Never gets old

[@ndjohnson22]

I envy your approach to problem-solving (wheel bearings). You expect problems and just coolly deal with them rationally when they happen. Another great adventure. Thanks for sharing!

[@SupportLocalHawaii]

The sun's just rising here in Hawaii and we're watching another epic week of Dustin's adventures in the north. Mahalo nui loa for your hard work and dedication to the channel and your viewers Dustin! Wishing you and Emi an epic day!

[@dmullen9999]

Good morning We lived in Whitehorse and Inuvik for several years in the 90’s. My son played his first hockey game in Tuk and we drove the ice to get there of course. Your travel channel brings back a lot of memories for us. Thank you!

[@NoOverhead]

That might be the most "fun" episode I've watched. I LOVE finding old treasures in the woods! Safe travels, friends!

[@peggycollier6161]

Dustin, you are a fantastic videographer! You also know how to pair your music with the scenes in each video. You take us to beautiful places we cannot go to! The other thing I like so much about your videos is you go ‘the extra mile’ to explore old relics, cabins, glaciers, etc. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!

[@doubleduty1703]

Pro tip for trailers I carry a lazer temperature gun and check the temp of hubs when I stop. Can use for diffs etc Small and compact . Safe travels Proper planning prevents piss poor performance!!

[@robertmuckle2985]

Or just use yer nose...burning grease doesn't lie either.😂

[@luke213gmail]

Another easy tech fix buy some cheap wireless tire monitors most do temp as well. So it's measuring air temp but it's good enough to see a sticking brake or bearing failure coming. Saved me a lot of headaches over the years.

[@WestCoastWheelman]

I second this. I'm a truck driver and I carry a temp gun to check tires, brakes, hubs etc. Such an unbelievably powerful diagnostic tool I don't know how I ever did my job without one.

[@gerryrozema8338]

Canadian tire used to regularly put the cheap ones on sale for 20 bucks, I bought a bunch at that price. Kids all got one in the stocking that year. They are great in the kitchen too, best way to check temp of the pizza stone. We have one in the RV, it gets used to check tire/brake temps at times, and then other times it's used to check the oven temperature. Amazingly handy little gadget, just point, shoot and voila, numbers show up on the display.

[@AndreasConrad-p2e]

Been in the Yukon twice. 1987 and 1994...so many memories coming up. canoeing down the yukon we saw so many left behind equipment and cabins. back then many still usabel for shelter. Thank you both so much for the (travel) work you do. See you in the next one.

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

Another fantastic Adventure with Dustination Adventure. Thank you Dustin and Emi

[@landlice48]

You make every Saturday SO SPECIAL For all your followers . I absolutely love your excellent work. You have so many talents, I’m always amazed. Photography, knowledge, adventure spirit, narration, great music, etc. love that you and your gal are loving life together! 😊

[@rustynail2205]

@@landlice48 agreed. I feel like we all have our beverage ready and hit play Saturday morning.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Very much appreciated, thank you.

[@susanphilcox3040]

Great work Dustin. I believe that the metal can from the old cabin was an old pail of Rogers golden syrup from the 50s or 60s. Rogers Refining. My Dad worked there for a short time. We used those pails for blackberry picking.

[@erikhilsinger9421]

The cabin looks like a trap line cabin with metal shingles made out of Blazo tins. The can dump had some hole in top cans which were replaced by the 1930s with sanitary cans-the lead solder they used to close them was a concern by then. The Whitehorse end of the railway was the transfer point to Yukon river paddle steamers, one of which is parked by the river now as a historic site. So a box with a Minto address could have bounced back and forth on the steamboats with freight in it until it was snagged for furniture use. Blazo boxes did similar jobs. When the US Army took over the WP&Y in WWII they brought a lot of people and a lot of stuff for constructing the Alcan Highway, Canol road and pipeline, and oil refinery. Cool stuff!!

[@Maxdekriek]

And the award for best content on KZbin goes to.........Dustin porter.....loving the channel.....greetsz from friesland......max.....👍😎👌❤

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you so much.

[@JT-wn7wb]

Great video Dustin, amazing how much unknown stuff is out there. Most wonderful the history shared.

[@wilbback8589]

Another adventure under the belt ~ What a beautiful journey!

[@SnoMoJoe1]

I had the exact same experience with my snowmobile trailer. Yep, changing trailer bairings on the side on the road...good times. Happy trails.

[@Country-Eskimo]

Thx for taking us along with you 😘 ❤ safe adventures

[@comedian0338]

Love being early to these premieres! Cheers West Coast Dustin, from East Coast Dustin.

[@Destination_Adventure]

🍻

[@apostatepostbox2821]

For incredibly limited space, you are prepared for EVERYTHING and it's honestly inspirational. I love too that nothing intimidates you to learn - like rebuilding a whole truck engine! I adore the Northern videos and especially the places the truck can go that I've never seen!

[@waterst9]

As a bit of a " train head " and wilderness enthusiast I find your commentaries most enjoyable. Excellent video work as well. keep up the great work !

[@GenoC-g4n]

Sr, you are a great traveler for us that can't anymore. So thank you. Just 1 thing, you seem to enter reclaimed bldg with no worries. Toss a rock first, to run off any unfreindles. And love you montra.

[@jennpidgeon5559]

As always, stunning production and great stories! 🙌🎶🍁

[@deltan9ne306]

You should tack weld a spare socket to the trailer frame. If you're ever in a bind, you could just knock it offer with a hammer or hammer shaped object. Tack welding it to the trailer, you won't ever forget it or use it for anything else.

[@Awsom47Merc]

Good Idea ! 😇

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Never fear when Dustin is near! Haha. Good job on the bearings! 😊😊😊

[@virginiabennett9156]

How I’ve enjoyed this episode! In 2008 my husband flew from Yakima WA to Juneau, rented a car, drove onto the Lynn Canal to Skag. We rented a little cabin near Dyea for a week. Best time we’ve ever had! We saw brown bears where you camped, it was Sept and a few humpies left in that slough. We drove the old road near the Avalanche Cemetery and did we have an awesome experience! A huge grizzly boar (a ranger down near Haines saw my pics and confirmed he was an inland grizzly as opposed to coastal brown bear. He hung around our car for about 30 minutes, going back and forth to glean berries from tall bushes along the road. We were smitten! We’ve been cowboys for all our married lives and never made enough to really travel but after bad horse wrecks ended our “careers,” we got to Alaska twice. Thanks for reminding us of a most special time in our lives!!

[@jeffjordan3030]

Hey Dustin as a fellow BC resident that lives not so far from your home base I always love seeing your videos and getting ideas for my own adventures. I admire the level of production your videos always have. The 1 gallon size metal pail you found with some of the label intact is an old Rogers golden syrup can, made by Rogers sugar refinery in Vancouver. I have one of those tins in like new condition and wish I could upload a pic with this comment.

[@traviswalker6831]

Slow and steady cuts the race! Best pun of the channel so far!

[@JohnCouch-m4f]

What a beautiful adventure down the old tracks! That cabin was a cool find but the shipping box was special. Sorry that you had to go really old school with the bearing, but at least you had the trusty file on hand! Another great adventure Dustin! Thank you so much for allowing us to go along with you and making more memories! Stay safe and keep moving forward my friend, see you next time!

[@Northof54]

So fun to watch!! Thanks for sharing your amazing adventures!! Look forward to them every week! Emi rocks!!!

[@ginrobi01]

So, so cool. Absolutely beautiful scenery, from low-laying clouds that give the mountains and trees an ethereal look, to lakes so calm that they look like glass, to a bear hanging out as if to say 'what's up?' as you drive by! But it's your little detours that make me smile because you almost always find something cool, like that cabin! I'm just so glad you post on KZbin so we can all go with you!

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Love to see young people living their best life. Good for you for finding your passion. You can thank us all you want but since the day you stepped into that motorhome, you made this happen!

[@grandmak5843]

Thankyou for listing your soundtrack! You have great taste in everything😊

[@WestCoastWheelman]

25:25 Trail of paint cans... Leads to cabin with roof made of said paint cans! I never knew people did that but it's pretty obvious that's exactly what the roof is made of. So cool!

[@glengillis7775]

We were there a week ago. Fall colors were amazing. In Hyder yesterday said hello to the lady in the gift shop. She things your a good guy. Thanks for all your videos

[@bobdawson5221]

Wow so great,such beautiful country.Thanks for sharing God bless stay safe ❤

[@sonsofparanormalanddesign4050]

Love your videos keep up the good work it inspires me to keep pushing as well for me and my brothers dream to go all over bc and hit up all the rock and gem spots and make something cool from are trip .

[@kathrynjohnston794]

Thank you Dustin for taking me on another adventure. I do look forward to Saturdays to see the beauty of God's creation. I do go back and watch other videos Dustin has done, in fact, I have watched them all from the beginning. Be aware if you do this that it takes a couple of days, but so worth it. Dustin you have an amazing eye and your narration is so informative. I do have a question, how is your Grandpa? He is also an amazing man. Stay safe, God bless you both on your journey.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you so much 😊 Grandpa is doing well, hopefully I’ll be spending done time with him over the winter.

[@keeto123456]

I have found my newest favorite channel. What fabulous work! Thank you for sharing and making us feel right there.

[@screwthecabal6453]

My wife and I took the train ride down the white pass where the ride ended. One of the excursions on our cruise. It was wonderful,

[@alanvanreed6878]

Really great that you appreciate history....... another great video post thank you Dustin Alan Boston

[@harrysweeten9417]

Thanks for taking us to these amazing places.

[@thegadgetmann1]

I was in Skagway last year and had the opportunity to ride the White Pass RR. What an absolute must when in Skagway!! Glad to see some of the history about the RR on this weeks episode. The abandoned cabin was definitely the highlight this week!! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more Skagway next week!!

[@brianmarywapshott2593]

Well here is another 81 yr old that totally agrees with the comments, well done and keep it up Cheers

[@dianeb.4791]

Great as usual, and pleased that you follow your motto, taking nothing, but leaving just footprints! Have been to Skagway 3 times, twice by ship and once via RV. The highway in is beautiful! Looking forward to seeing more parts that aren’t “touristy”. Cheers!

[@waynebusilla]

I has the pleasure of visiting Skagway a few time, coming in from Whitehorse and also from Tagish Lake. Fun times wandering around and also fishing out in the harbor where I was lucky enough to catch a Spring Salmon, with cheers from cruise ship passengers! Looking forward to returning sometime in the future! Thanks for sharing your adventure and reminding me the beauty of the North!

[@kuningaboss]

Ayea Saturday upload🎉 greetings from Estonia🇪🇪

[@Destination_Adventure]

Estonia, one of my favourite stops. We used to stop every week in Tallinn. 🇪🇪 🍻 🇨🇦

[@yesterdayswesternstories625]

Thank you for picking up and showing us the relics. Many youtubers don't take the time. Love your videos. I am just across the border in Northern Minnesota. Of all of God's earth, I Love the North Country the most.

[@lindahopkins4091]

Used poles for fence posts would be my guess. Love your channel.

[@jonty172]

Another amazing presentation. I love how you continue to bring in abandoned railways. Ive been hoping to do a trip like this to Labradoor some day it looks totally nuts there too. They even have their own Grizzley bare. But again $8mil for diesel to pull it off is always in the way.

[@FreedomFighter485]

Love your videos - This is my favourite channel of all of youtube.

[@michaeldixon908]

Poles were usually western red cedar so I’m guessing someone built themselves a nice log cabin out of dry, seasoned cedar or milled the log for old growth lumber. Nice find and another great adventure.

[@thomherron2839]

As a west-coaster, I would agree with your assessment, also, makes the best kindling, so possibly Dustins fear of it being used as firewood might b true. It is the north after all, use what you can where you can.

[@seabee73]

That was an awesome looking ride. Love all the old artifacts. Thanks for the great content.

[@cloudgate9281]

Aside from your stellar videography, your music choices are just as pleasing. Always a pleasure, Dustin :o)

[@Destination_Adventure]

I am so happy to hear that, thank you.

[@SRM_NZ]

you mentioning 'pennies on the railway track' ...I had completely forgotten about that....when I was 13, my best mate moved from the town in Ontario we both lived back to his home town of London Ont...One weekend I went down to stay with him and they had a CN track by their place....the short cut to downtown London for kids....always ducking from CN security police we would place 10 pennies on the tracks to flatten them....I had completely forgotten about that memory until now....😃

[@KarriStewart-zg5qj]

We traveled across Canada a few times and really enjoy program. keep up the good work.

[@northernwindwoman146]

Love it ❤ U R hilarious aaand handy! Thank you for all you do Dust man 🎉

[@Destination_Adventure]

🍻 😊

[@CanadianSledDog]

You have to be the most prepared overlander on KZbin. I dragged around a Micro Minnie for 1.5 years of backroads across the country, toasted the bearings, and broke the axle. Obviously I can't fix that I'm a mere mortal! I had to dig a giant 6'x4' cat hole for the RV to take the weight off, and leave it parked in the bush til I could get someone to fix it.

[@Destination_Adventure]

This sounds like a rough day. lol with a little practice and tools, you can do it no problem. 😊

[@CanadianSledDog]

@@Destination_Adventure thanks for the vote of confidence! I've always focused on driving skills and neglected mechanical skills (city truckers 🙄). There's my area to improve!

[@wendyrobertson-c6m]

Dustin, my grandparents worked together collecting the colored glass, fluted rims, printed glass insulators from all over the state of Florida whenever they or their friends went on vacation. Back in the 1970's those insulators would go for hundreds of dollars for unusual kinds, colors and weird shaped insulators. Happy trails and safe travels

[@pepawspostings9231]

I am so into the old history of logging and railways. You are very good at finding those out of the way places that no one has seen for decades. Great video and good to see a glimpse of Emmy and knowing she is on the Destination Adventure with you.

[@Destination_Adventure]

I’ll definitely be back for a deeper look into that section of rail. Lots to discover there I think.

[@seufie]

Super super interesting and captivating. You do all the leg work, and I just sit here and go along for the ride in my pajamas. 😂

[@davidjohn-george5692]

Minto was a mine in the yukon Dunno if that mines still in production. To bad the track don't run to Whitehorse anymore. That be a train ride worth paying for today. Thamksfor doing what you do. That was a section masters house/ cabin i believe. The sections along the side of the track that your wondering about, are motor car pull offs in case trains, meet up with the train track maintenance crew, so they can keep the train running and the track clear. You probably been told about the motor car pull offs already, but still wantedto share. Thank you for the awesome work u do. One day I'll be able to travel that routeas well. I hope. Staysafe and keep up the good work.

[@als1023]

Minto was a name for mines across the country, don't know why it was used in Canada. I grew up near a Minto mine in Northern Ontario.

[@bradphelps4546]

Just great mate it’s Gods country for sure , another awesome adventure, keep on peddling sport , love yr spirit for this stuff

[@almorris1623]

Another awesome video Dustin. I am super stoked that you can find all that historic stuff but every time you walk away leaving it behind so the next person can discover it too. Great work

[@paulipuhakka8788]

Lmao!!! The Dempster has no mercy for the arrogant and ignorant, and will not tolerate those two💪 On the Dempster, you are on your own!!! Tools, extra fuel, and yes, spare parts and spare tire are a must!! A tire plug repair kit should definitely be carried with you at all times in the Yukon and Alaska👍Always a pleasure Dustin, thanks man👍😎Cheers from Chilliwack🍻PS: You should have taken that box! That could have been the person who they named the town “Minto” after. That box could be a piece of history of the Yukon, you left behind! Wow!!!!!!

[@scallywags12]

My husband and I went to Skagway in June 2023. We had a great day there and camp at Carcross. Nice to see portions of the old rail line.

[@YeahBuddyMTB]

Another amazing piece! Thanks for all your amazing work. Been a fan for a few years now and I try not to miss a single video. Be well.

[@Destination_Adventure]

🍻 😊

[@1slippery2]

Such beautiful cinematography! Love "riding" with you on these adventures. 😍

[@brianpesci]

Molson Export Ale, red colored label with a ship in the center of the logo, I don't think they make it anymore. We used to drive over the Peace Bridge to Ft. Erie to get either that or Molson's Brador back in the 70s to take it back to Long Island.

[@Fredrok37]

Yes they still brew Molson X. It’s a tall ship on the label but if you fall down drunk or lay the bottle sideways it looks like an ant eater or armadillo

[@cherylavila954]

Now this was a GREAT adventure. Your usual "Dustin" curiosity brought us a great show to view. Thank you!

[@saltykraker]

Thanks for another great video Dustin. Truly look forward to watching your adventures on film. Safe travels!!

[@jacquiebush8220]

Dustin thank you again for an excellent adventure. Can’t wait for part 2.

[@cymaratechoverdragon]

So this is where the Polar Express drew its inspiration from 😅 Love how these things come out at noon on the weekends for me, perfect way to ease into the weekend and put myself in that relaxed state of mind.

[@joannamarie_yt]

Rail Nail! I found one close to Woss when they were tearing up the tracks down north island. I love rail stuff, especially unused rail stuff 😭🖤

[@joannamarie_yt]

A whole bag of rail nails! Ahhhh

[@DannoM_]

What a very neat area of Alaska! I've never been to the lower part, only up near Anchorage. I loved seeing the old White Pass Express and all you found along the way.

[@PrecisionRifleGroup1]

I also do some pretty long roadtrips and I usually carry a Milwaukee M18 Fuel grinder for the silliness. One more thing. When I custom built my own trailer I built my own axle which used a fairly standard car hub assembly which came off the axle from the back. It allowed me to carry a complete spare hub assembly which bolted on.

[@sherris9751]

Thank you again, for sharing your travels and the beauty that goes along with it! I don't travel so much these days, so this brightens my day!

[@robbieadams6412]

I rode the white pass express last month! Absolutely beautiful!

[@Dudley-x2c]

Mick would have sorted that bearing out, once he'd had a six pack ! Lol 🤣. Great channel. All best from England ⛈️⛈️🌦️

[@Destination_Adventure]

I should have gave him a call, because I really didn’t wanna deal with it. lol

[@kenkitsul8076]

Hi Dustin. Another cool video!! See ya next week!!! KEN W Lake

[@captretired159]

Love this video, if you ever run into a old pop up camp trailer you could gut it out for more storage and rig up a system to load your boat on its hard top.

[@larrymyers6327]

Another great adventure. When I lived in Alaska I drove the AlCan hwy 4 times. 2 time south 2 north.

[@johnhorner5711]

Thank you both for continuing to take us on your adventures. My wife and I look forward to every episode. I wonder if someone cut down the poles to get access to the long wires to take and recycle (steal?) the copper wiring. It looks like the wire was snipped off at both sides of the glass insulators. Also, those insulators look like they are probably for power lines, not communication lines.

[@drewping2002]

Another awesome adventure! Thanks for taking us with you, Dustin!

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thanks for coming along.😊

[@tobyz.3452]

Another great video! Best to you and Emmie take care, stay safe. I appreciate your written narative, as it really adds to the video. Thank you,