Not all of our Stories are at quartz creek. We had a Partner in a group of claims call the Gilpatric, They were a very historical hard rock play. I do have a lot of information regarding this claim and the history of the claim that I could put on this blog if anyone is interested. It is a beautiful area to be mining in, very difficult to get the ore off the mountain. We never actually processed any of the ore, we did however find a vein of quartz we sent out to be assayed, from very random grab samples and it was very rich with gold. This mine was really our start into real gold mining, not just hopping from tourist trap to tourist trap panning for gold. We learned a lot from our mining partner, but in the end we decided that we much more enjoyed the instant gratification of placer mining so we began searching for our own little mine.
Here you will find a story of a family of five people who are mining for Gold on Quartz creek in Alaska. We work hard, we play hard and these are our tales. Follow along, comment if you like. Ask questions, I am here to provide the reader with information about our. This is not the same Quartz Creek that they have on the Gold Rush Alaska show and I am in no way associated with them, other than I mine for gold.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
To Hardrock or Not to Hardrock?
Not all of our Stories are at quartz creek. We had a Partner in a group of claims call the Gilpatric, They were a very historical hard rock play. I do have a lot of information regarding this claim and the history of the claim that I could put on this blog if anyone is interested. It is a beautiful area to be mining in, very difficult to get the ore off the mountain. We never actually processed any of the ore, we did however find a vein of quartz we sent out to be assayed, from very random grab samples and it was very rich with gold. This mine was really our start into real gold mining, not just hopping from tourist trap to tourist trap panning for gold. We learned a lot from our mining partner, but in the end we decided that we much more enjoyed the instant gratification of placer mining so we began searching for our own little mine.
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