Can someone look at these shots?

[cyberdan]

This is at a rest stop in Northern CA. Gold country all around me. This creek drains right into the Pacific.
Any gold of any kind at the culvert exit or a little bit from the exit?

 

[cyberdan]

Two more google screen captures a couple of years apart. It is on HWY 101. I know a couple t-net members have driven past there many times.

 

[smokeythecat]

Sure, why not as long as it's not too far from the source.

 

[Oregon Viking]

Two more google screen captures a couple of years apart. It is on HWY 101. I know a couple t-net members have driven past there many times.

Ah-Haaaaa!!!

Sure but California won't let you even run a hand dredge there. Unless that's Yurok land, and if you knew someone....

Get a bucket, scoop and scram!

 

[okiedowser]

Try here!

 

[ivan salis]

give a try hand pan it

 

[aarthrj3811]

I have placer gold on one of the photos. You will get color. Culverts can be very productive. I always look for the ones made of corrugated steel when I was wandering around the mountains in California. I knew a guy who lived in one of the old mining towns. He made a pretty good living cleaning culverts and sweeping rain cutters in his town. Never pass up a place to pan for gold. It is everywhere in California...Art

 

[aarthrj3811]

Have you ever walked along the street and saw black sand in the gutters? Check them out...Art

 

[cyberdan]

Have you ever walked along the street and saw black sand in the gutters? Check them out...Art

No but the last time I was in Japan, I was at a red light waiting to walk across the stree and looked down at the curb. It filled with gold flakes till I stooped down and pretended to tie my shoe. I scooped up a handfull and tossed it back down. It was golden mica.