Still here

[gold tramp]

Last update from
Claudette mill.

First off, have good day Aufisher.

Got a burst of energy and hammered out a couple loads of grind, so one in buckets ready to table , 1 in the mill groundup.

Table time for like 8 hours, thats alot of runnin, 900lbs ?
Its a little cooler today so late start.

Will be back tonight with last pics,
Movin to a new minin camp, should be there in a couple weeks.
Gt....


Funny first guy givin me guff when i joined this site.
Last guy and same guy givin me guff today.

Had fun tellin storys to youall hope you enjoyed.
Last pic on my way out !
Gt....

 

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[Mad Machinist]

Good luck on the new mining camp. May you hit the Mother Lode brother.

Stick around. My story is just beginning.

 

[barrelroll]

I pulls into my dirt rd to home and i see this bad boy freshly planted,

[See attached thumbnail


So my only transportation to the mine fields is my 4x4 off road vehicle,
I run on a series of legal marked OHV trails, gets me to the district across the basin.

just spent a fair bit of gold i didnt have to fix my ole turtle truck for one more season, worse was it wasnt easy to find this yellow stuff.

You might want to call up the sheriff's office and get some clarification on that sign. I believe in the eyes of the .gov an OHV is a non plated dirt bike, 4 wheeler, buggy, ect. At least that's how it is in Colorado, we have signs all over our forest service roads "no OHV past this point" "Not an OHV route". All it means is you need a legal plated vehicle to drive on a legal county/ forest service road. If your truck has a plate and the road is a legal open road you are good to go. If you are green stickered you are probably out of luck.

Love the thread, keep at it.