Dredge No. 4 National Historic Site (exterior)

"Dredge No. 4 is commemorated because it represents the importance of dredging operations in the Yukon between 1899 and 1966. Dredges were brought to the Yukon in 1899 as a very efficient means of mining for Klondike gold. Corporate mining played a major role in the viability of the community of Dawson City and the Yukon Territory." - Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Shot on a Google Pixel 4 XL and Google Pixel XL (driving video) near #DawsonCity, #Yukon, on June 23, 2020.

[@larrypalmer2415]

Another interesting video. I like no backround music, or voice overs. It feels as if I stepped out of my car and wondered around exploring. Your pictures of the various sighns explains so much, and is exactly what I would do if there. I mentioned before, your videos make me feel like I am there......well done! A fan from Minerva, Ohio, USA........thank you!

[@SteveCSilva]

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoy them. I try to be as thorough as possible.

[@viktorponomarev]

Стив, привет, я в Доусон сити уже 8 месяцев, конечно был возле Драги номер 4. Прожил тут в самый мороз, теперь уже и лето пришло😊😊😊

[@viktorponomarev]

Стив, привет, я уже 8 месяцев в Доусон сити. Конечно был возле Драги номер 4 же 2 раза но внутрь ещё не заходил😊😊😊

[@Zenitvk]

You need a deadcat for the microphone. To eliminate the wind sound.

[@larrypalmer2415]

I like dead cats.. just sayin......

[@SteveCSilva]

You're right. I'm in the process of getting some new equipment, and that's one of my top priorities.

[@flyinacircle6398]

altho in this specific vid , with no dialogue, it sorta ads to the ambience.