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1994 really isn't that old, and why did you put corn flakes around it?

Great job on the hunt and may luck be with you on your next hunt, just maybe you can find something in the 1950's.

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30 minutes ago, Chet said:

Finally got out again

What are you laughing about? 

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8 hours ago, phrunt said:

So you found that gold in a pine forest?

The area was decimated by the California miners in the 1800’s. It has since grown back scattered pine trees which are now dead from disease or fire. Little shade so the temperatures were close to 100F or 37C.

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If the pine tree area is next to a big round rock then I know exactly where you were, if not, then I have no idea, Lol.   Either way very nice finds Chet, glad your finding gold and happy with the 10x15.

Brian. 

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1 hour ago, Nevada Brian said:

If the pine tree area is next to a big round rock then I know exactly where you were, if not, then I have no idea, Lol.   Either way very nice finds Chet, glad your finding gold and happy with the 10x15.

Brian. 

Brian we really do need to put big numbers on those big round rocks and big trees. LOL

Chet

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9 hours ago, Chet said:

Brian we really do need to put big numbers on those big round rocks and big trees. LOL

Just send GPS coordinates, this will suffice...;)

PS: Not many areas in the Motherlode were hunting with the GPZ is fun. Unless you are having fun cleaning up the trash from 100's of thousands of old time miners

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