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

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