The Pony Rider Boys in Alaska; Or, The Gold Diggers of Taku Pass
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A group of young riders traveling with a professor head into the Alaskan wilderness following hints of gold and quickly encounter threats both human and environmental. Episodes range from shipboard fights and sharp bargains for mounts to perilous mountain passes, avalanches that sweep pack animals, nighttime prowlers, the capture and rescue of companions, tense encounters with Thlinkit villages, and plots by desperadoes. The narrative emphasizes practical problem solving, horsemanship, friendship, and steady courage amid cold, rugged terrain and unfolding mysteries.
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