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Early 7000 Trip...


TRINITYAU

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Hello all, here are some pictures from one of the earlier outings with the 7000. The first picture shows one of the clay seams that I often talk about. These range in size from large ones like this on down to some that are less than an inch wide. These clay seams generally run with the shale. It seems that the larger nuggets have come from areas where the seams are very thin. 

I'm not sure what the silver pin is...several ideas.

Look close and you will see the buttons of a large rattlesnake hiding in the rocks.

Thanks, TRINITYAU/RAYMILLS

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Thanks for posting that. Now it gives me a better idea of what they look like. I think it's time to re read your book again....

strick

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great pix has my brain logging them in in case i see that type a ground here in the Gem state, thanx!

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