Alaska 2018 BS
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The wings have to flap to keep the birds in the air Pat...lol
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EARLY ALASKA GOLD MINING FATALITIES
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Probably impossible to say. These are some interesting stats to look at, though...
EARLY ALASKA GOLD MINING FATALITIES
EARLY ALASKA GOLD MINING FATALITIES
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Yep. All of them pretty gruesome, too. Everything from falling into a vat of boiling water, to loss of blood from amputating a crushed leg, and everything in between.
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The mine I worked at had it's fair share of fatalities before and while I was there...