 The Queen enters the museum. A Cub is in the foreground. |
 This moose had the largest rack of antlers recorded in the world. |
A wonderful collection of natural history, ancient and pioneer relics. |
 The Klondike was one of many drydocked river steamers from the Gold Rush days. I hope they have preserved and restored her. |
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Queen and Prince Phillip board the White Pass & Yukon Route railway. |
 At the beginning of August, we moved to Champaigne, Mile 973, Yukon Territory. It was straight out of a movie set from the 1800's. We stayed in an abandonned store and drove to our new dig site at Canyon Creek. |
 Bruce Ritchie at Champaigne. |
 Champaign |
 Dr. R.S. MacNeish , Bill Baker, Ron Chambers, Charles Martijn, Bruce Ritchie |
Canyon Creek, facing south. Mile 983 Alaska Highway. |
 Canyon Creek |
Two of our local helpers at Canyon Creek. |
 The dig eventually reached 7 feet down. Very productive localion. |
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We flew to Taye Lake in a Lands & Forests Bell helicopter for a two week dig. |