This week we channel our inner 19th century gold prospectors by grabbing a shovel and some pans and exploring the famous Dexter Creek in Nome, Alaska. Dexter Creek was the third-most productive creek in the Nome gold rush after Anvil and Glacier creeks, producing 14,500 ounces in 1900 alone. Can we find some sweet G among the ruins? www.BeringSeaPaydirt.com ^^^^^ Gold in every bag, certified mined by my team on the Eroica. Check our reviews - 4.9/5 stars! Watch Bering Sea Gold on Discovery: http

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The Nome National Forest—made of Christmas trees on the Bering Sea—floated away and sank, but the community is working hard to bring it back! Learn how Nome is raising funds and keeping this quirky tradition alive. #Nome #Alaska #ChristmasTrees | Your Alaska Link TV

1.1M views · 7.4K reactions | Nome is a remote town in western Alaska that’s not on the road system - and normal items are very expensive… | Bering Sea Gold Emily Riedel | Facebook

50K views · 3.7K reactions | Mush! This morning’s ceremonial start of the 2016 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in downtown Anchorage showcased the 85 teams that will be traveling 1,000 miles to the finish in Nome. Follow along at Iditarod Trail Committee for updates throughout the race. #mushon #travelalaska | Travel Alaska | Facebook