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Hi Red Desert Would you like to have i go on this pic for any form of gold ? google.jpg
 

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Thanks for your effort "the watcher", i really appreciate what you doing.
 

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Hi "the watcher"
The picture that has the name gold in red with a white arrow, would you say a metal detector should pic it up or would it be to deep and in what form would it be?
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Gold flake, I've been checking the map again, but for traces of past human activity. There seems to be a lot of both more ancient and very recent sites. You might want to check some spots for stored processed gold or man made gold objects also.The red boxes must be military relics.

These are the associations for most things I mark in red or green.

Red circles/boxes for loose battlefield relics, coins/jewelry or other artifacts of value, from surface down to 1-2 feet deep. Red Xs usually mark deeper loose coins or artifacts of value, caches, cave/tunnel treasure.

Green for archaeological type of hits, including military battlefields and also the non-metallic targets such as flint points, pottery, carved rocks/trees, old foundation sites, etc.

The color is going out on my old computer monitor, so if the color is off, let me know. I hope to soon have the new laptop with external monitor set up in it's place.
Hi red desert
These are some pics i took for you of the inserted quote
It is just to give you a idea what it looks like 081.JPG 083.JPG 084.JPG 088.JPG 078.JPG
 

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Ok thanks, I'll soon as I get time, see if there could be anything in these pics worth checking out.

Must be nice to have scenery like in these photos. It's a Snow'Argeddon up here right now. We have to dig, not for treasure but the removal of all this white stuff that keeps piling up.
 

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I spotted something in one photo looked interesting, cropped it then enlarged as much as possible. Do you have natural caves in this area?
 

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Tried getting a better look at outcrops on this one.
 

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Looks like a wild area. What kind of animals do you find here?

If you are wondering how I'm able to get these photos enlarged, the software is Paint Show Pro 5, but that's a very technical program and this is an older version of it.

The one large rock in the background there kind of reminds me of a huge meteorite.
 

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Hi red desert
Thanks for taking interest in the pics
The animals you find here is Bushbuck (most dangerous buck in the world when wounded), bush pig, Kudu, Leopords(bush tiger), baboons and a hell of a lot of snakes
In a week or so i am going back to the farm to take more pics for you
Red desert did you find anything in pics before i go up there ?
Yes we do have some cave systems on the farm but the dark cave you enlarged only goes in 5 meters
I cant see the large rock(meteorite) you are talking about.Can you show me? IMG-20120609-00225.jpg IMG-20130622-00668.jpg
The big one is a Kudu and the other one is the Bushbuck
 

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Oh the rock, I only meant it resembled a giant meteorite in appearance, if it really was a meteorite so huge as seen here, you would instantly be ultra rich. I cropped the rock and attaching the photo.

Thanks for sharing the pics. Since you have Baboons and Kudu, the climate of your area then must be warm enough. I get tired of all this cold

I started checking one photo, but stopped until could get more time. I was getting a spot some type of archaeological but didn't seem to be military on that hit.
 

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Thanks for taking interest in my pic Red desert and hope you find something interesting.
I would like to play in the snow with my kids because we have never touched it before.
 

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No snow, I think I'd not miss the cold for many years, if escaping it was possible.

On this photo the green box is archaeological of some type, but doesn't seem to be military. The white box might mean a little if caves were back there.
 

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No snow, I think I'd not miss the cold for many years, if escaping it was possible.

On this photo the green box is archaeological of some type, but doesn't seem to be military. The white box might mean a little if caves were back there.[/QUOTHANKS , WILL CHECK IT OUT FOR YOU. WILL TAKE ABOUT 3 WEEKS
 

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Ok, green could be primitive or non-metallic also. The white wasn't really for any treasure, as it's more of a signal for opening or entrance perhaps.....but sometimes a sign had been excavation there in the past.
 

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Green in general is a color indicator, I use for various other targets mostly archaeological (old ruins or foundations but especially those non-metallic objects such as Indian flints, glass, pottery, carved stone with treasure signs).
 

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Thank a lot , i will check them out
Zoom into the right hand yellow block, it looks like a interesting cave opening to me with quartz on the right hand side of the cave, what do you think red desert? 22.JPG
Green in general is a color indicator, I use for various other targets mostly archaeological (old ruins or foundations but especially those non-metallic objects such as Indian flints, glass, pottery, carved stone with treasure signs).
 

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I did go to this cave but it only goes in about 5 meters. and yes we are caves in the area
I spotted something in one photo looked interesting, cropped it then enlarged as much as possible. Do you have natural caves in this area?
 

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