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I’m certain I remember a TV show about the Arctic with including a part voyage on the northwest passage – it may have been Billy Connolly’s show.
Anyway they sail along and on the shore some half way through is the “bones” of a sailing ship from the 19th Century.
Of course it never sailed through the “never before melted” Arctic – the wreck has been placed there by climate deniers to create another “smoke screen”.