Tee Shirt Weather Prospecting in January

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Would you believe we are having very sunny weather here in Az. in January!
This is our First Camping Trip this year out at the New Claim.
We spent four days camping and prospecting, my wife and I.
We had a surprise visit from our Daughter, Brandy and her Finance, Dewayne, and their children, Warren, Zoey and Alexis!
 We loved it that they came out to enjoy some time with each other around the campfire!
Gold Mining is not as easy as it used to be. You have to dig down to Bedrock.
We found some Bedrock partly exposed  in the creek. We shoveled off the over burden of dirt and rocks and dug into the cracks of the bedrock.
We found 1 half of a gram, total weight of gold pieces.
Enjoy the photos!
 I still use the Original Gold Bug Detector!
 My wife is always ready to give me coffee or hand me a tool!
 Digging back two to three  foot of soil and rocks!
 The creek bed in background showing our dig holes during our four day stay! 
Our Take!
 Found one of the Gold Nuggets in the Bedrock as shown. Placed a penny next to it.

 We did quite an excavation for two in their 60's! LOL

 Thanks for Visiting! 
Buddy from GOLD BUDDY'S DREAM.


Comments

  1. HilaryMarch 2, 2014 at 3:35 PM

    That looks like hard work.. but fun.. and rewarding.

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  2. CIN&BUDMarch 3, 2014 at 5:52 PM

    Thanks Hilary! Rewards are Exercise and Being Together! Some Gold Finds too are nice! Ha!

    ReplyDelete

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