Independence, CO

[RGINN]

1800's mining town east of Aspen. They've done some restoration and archaeological research. Do not touch anything or mention metal detector. There's a lot of artifacts lying around still and there's a caretaker on site. I guess she heard me telling Maria about the things I would do to just get in there one hour and detect, and that lady followed me through the whole site all the way back to my pick-up. Never said a word.

 

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[colorado14ers]

its nice that they keeped it in good condition! Did you go over Independance pass? We were just on Cottonwood Pass today.

 

[DigginThePast]

Great pics as always RGINN.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[crazyjarhead]

Beautiful pics Rginn. Has spring arrived there yet I just cruised through Colorado last week. Vail summit 10,800 feet I believe

 

[RGINN]

Ah spring! Enjoyed a couple of days of spring then 30 minutes of summer. 3 months of winter and 9 months of late fall.

 

[Ray S S]

Hello RGINN

Enjoyed your pics. I think around here we get about 5 months winter and 7 months of road construction.

I just got back from a two-week camping trip up North and am trying to catch up on the ones that I missed while gone.

I'm kinda late getting on here from being busy unpacking and what-all, Sure got a lot of grass to cut tomorrow. It grew
pretty high and looks more like a hay field than a lawn. LOL.

Thanks for sharing the pics.

Ray

 

[Tank69]

Brother you keep showing this old place an before you know there gonna be a red jeep cherrokee out front an a big bald fat guy out back with a detector on

 

[Justice70]

Nice looking area, lot of history there.

 

[*Molly*]

Looks a great place to relax & take in the scenery..
Thanks for sharin' RG.

Molly.

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[RGINN]

Y'all lost me. But welcome to Tnet, chengshuyan88!

 

[Woodland Detectors]

How freekin beautiful!

Seriously, that's amazing

 

[wwace]

Just think of the metal artifacts around these places rusting away, never to see the light of day again thanks to well doers. I am not saying just go rape all the historic places, just that the public will miss out on seeing a lot of stuff because it will never get dug. What will it look like there in another hundred years after the buildings have fell apart? Yeah, they have a caretaker but I doubt they will spend the $ to preserve the buildings for eternity. Maybe if you map all these places your great grandchildren can go detect them after they (buildings) disappear.