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We spent our first 24 hours exploring the abandoned industrial ruins of what was once one of the largest copper mining towns in British Columbia. Massive machinery, crumbling buildings, forgotten infrastructure… and honestly, this place was way bigger than we expected.

If any of you recognize some of the machinery or buildings we found on Graves Point, let us know in the comments because we’re still trying to identify parts of what we filmed.

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– Janis & Blaine

We’re taking you WAY up Observatory Inlet this week… to a place most boats our size never make it to — Alice Arm.

It was once a booming silver mining town built around the Dolly Varden Mine, then nearly abandoned. But it’s not quite a ghost town anymore. Every summer, people return for the fishing… and now mining exploration is starting up again.

We spent time exploring what’s left, walking through the old town, and of course… dropping a few prawn traps in these remote waters.

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We set out to find all four of the old U.S. storehouses built during the Alaska–Canada border dispute… scattered over 70 miles and hidden deep in the wilderness. Two of them ended up on Canadian soil, and hardly anyone has ever tracked down all four.

All we had was a rough map… and a bit of stubbornness.

This turned into a real treasure hunt—and along the way, we saw something with the humpback whales that completely caught us off guard.

Let us know… do you think we actually found all four?

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We headed out of Prince Rupert to track down Georgetown Mills, an old sawmill site from 1875—and even at high tide, we started uncovering abandoned buildings and machinery just below the surface.

It didn’t take long to realize… there’s a lot more here than we can see right now.

Part 2 is where things really open up and you will see that next week!

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We explored an abandoned hospital with a history that’s hard to hear. The kind of place that stays with you long after you leave.

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