Tulameen Gold Prospector River Crossing in British Columbia

[Daryl Friesen]

So here are the Spindlequest prospectors crossing the Tulameen river to get to the gold bearing ground. I am sure many of you prospectors out there have had this experience.

Daryl


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[Fullpan]

Thanks for the video - always fun to see 'em heading for adventures

 

[Daryl Friesen]

You are very welcome and thanks for watching.. Always good to hear from those who watch.
Daryl

 

[oldbrundogg]

Thanks to you Daryl I had never heard of this Tulameen river just googled it and starting to read very cool place. Will add it to my huge list of places to visit someday.

 

[63bkpkr]

Looks like nice country and nice water. Just an FYI - when crossing a swift flowing body of water it is advisable to lean into the oncoming water using a staff or shovel for added balance though the water will catch the shovel as it is inserted and removed and could throw one off balance. This way if one happens to fall into the water it is always easier to stop your movement down river if you legs are down river from your head. Good success with your trips and prospecting and stay safe.....63bkpkr

 

[audiver2001]

You are very welcome and thanks for watching.. Always good to hear from those who watch.
Daryl

I have been on the Tulameen and found the best method to navigate was suited up in wetsuit...went there for the weekend with my friend that now dredges here at Nome on the Kougerouk river, and we sniped over an ounce of gold and platinum that weekend...first thing we learned upon hitting the road back to home was that princess Diana had been killed that weekend

 

[Daryl Friesen]

So where on the Tulameen were you looking when you found your ounce and a half of gold?
D
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[Daryl Friesen]

Here is one more from the same day.. The canyon was much steeper then it looks when you are standing right there...
Daryl