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Posted 11 April 2012 - 06:24 PM
I've been finding/reading many prospecting books online. Here's one I am scanning through, presently
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 06:36 PM
So do you suggest we add a section for this purpose? Could be a good thing....
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 07:39 PM
THat's up to you, Bill
I think it could be just a thread on mining/geology references. I thought this area a good place as any to start.
I'm sure others have mentioned good books in the past. I think of this as a particularly good read( it's free).
Maybe there's a similar thread in the forum and I just missed it.
I think it could be just a thread on mining/geology references. I thought this area a good place as any to start.
I'm sure others have mentioned good books in the past. I think of this as a particularly good read( it's free).
Maybe there's a similar thread in the forum and I just missed it.
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 07:10 AM
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Posted 23 April 2012 - 10:53 AM
I found another book in WIckenburg at a tourist info building run by the HIstorical SOciety( I believe) entitled
"TALES of the WEAVER MOUNTAIN Areas in Arizona TErritory"
by Sheryl Christie of the " No Bars Ranch" in Yarnell, AZ
ISBN 978-0-9817580-0-8, 1st printing (500 copies), 93 pages.
It's localized historical accounts/stories of mining and just everyday life "back in the day" . Just started reading it.
I will contact the author to get permission to post approved, brief portions from the book. At that point I can get some typing practice in...
"TALES of the WEAVER MOUNTAIN Areas in Arizona TErritory"
by Sheryl Christie of the " No Bars Ranch" in Yarnell, AZ
ISBN 978-0-9817580-0-8, 1st printing (500 copies), 93 pages.
It's localized historical accounts/stories of mining and just everyday life "back in the day" . Just started reading it.
I will contact the author to get permission to post approved, brief portions from the book. At that point I can get some typing practice in...
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Posted 23 April 2012 - 10:57 AM
Yup, the AZGS website is fantastic trove of information. By comparison, CAlifornia's site pales...Nice link weaver! Tks!
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