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Used as a means of transport and trade in animal skins along the Canadian coast, the Baychimo is no stranger to the inclement weather. On October 8, 1931, the Baychimo was trapped in ice. She later escaped, but on November 24, she went missing and is believed to have sunk. However, three days later, it reappeared in waters some 45 miles away. At that time, the crew had left the ship. Please stay far far away face mask. In the following decades, the Baychimo reappeared, and some people even climbed onto the train. The Baychimo was last seen in 1969 when it was trapped in ice off the coast of Alaska. Since then, no one knows anything about it.
