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Camping in Whale Graveyard & Treasure Hunting Remote Alaskan Beaches
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creator flies a bush plane to remote islands in Alaska to search beaches for walrus ivory and Japanese glass fishing floats, camping out in a tent over four days.
From the video
Answers: How do you beachcomb for walrus ivory and glass floats in remote Alaska?
- Walrus ivory beachcombing
- Japanese glass fishing floats
- Bush plane travel in Alaska
- Remote wilderness camping
- Beachcombing for whale bones
- Cooking bush meals in a tent
Ingredients
- Pilot bread
- Honey and lemon Wensleydale cheese
- Salami
- Oatmeal
- Brown sugar
- Butter
- Dehydrated fajitas
- Hot chocolate
- Chocolate caramel cookies
- Coconut curry and rice
- Brie cheese
- Honey
- Garlic
- Rosemary
- Bread flour
- Reindeer sausage
- Spaghetti sauce
- Italian potato gnocchi
What it concludes
- Walrus ivory found washed up dead on the beach in Alaska can be kept if registered with the federal government within 30 days.
- Beachcombing in remote Alaska offers a combination of hiking and treasure hunting along uninhabited shores.
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