- Jun 26, 2008
- 7,786
- 11,136
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250 (2), Ace 300, Gold Bug 2, Tesoro Cortes, Garrett Sea Hunter, Whites TDI SL SE, Fisher Impulse 8, Minelab Monster 1000, Minelab CTX3030, Falcon MD20, Garrett Pro-pointer, Calvin Bunker digger.
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I've passed it a hundred times. Maybe you have. But have you ever been to Boron?
Back in February, Super Bowl weekend, I did for the first time. Boron's sole purpose is to serve the borax mine there.
Go south at the exit and turn right at the truck.
Immediately after turning, park across from the mine museum.
They have a display of many old time pieces of mining equipment. This machine drills holes for dynamite.
adjacent to the museum is Neil PROUDLY displaying the Marine Corps flag in front of that.... flyboy thingy (Phantom, dear to Viet Vets' hearts).
BUT..... the high point of the visit is the Mexican restaurant that you will be parked in front of!
It was very colorful inside as Mex restaurants tend to be. Señorita Emily served me breakfast.
You MUST see the picture on the wall! It is of Francisco (Pancho) Villa! My Spanish is rough but he is seated in the Presidential chair and Generals' ZAPATA and Montaño are on his left. I cannot make out the name of the General that is said to be on his right.
Maybe RGINN can help me with the rest of the inscription.
I don't know if Señorita Emily would still be there but the café should be. Stop in some time! ╦╦Ç
Back in February, Super Bowl weekend, I did for the first time. Boron's sole purpose is to serve the borax mine there.
Go south at the exit and turn right at the truck.
Immediately after turning, park across from the mine museum.
They have a display of many old time pieces of mining equipment. This machine drills holes for dynamite.
adjacent to the museum is Neil PROUDLY displaying the Marine Corps flag in front of that.... flyboy thingy (Phantom, dear to Viet Vets' hearts).
BUT..... the high point of the visit is the Mexican restaurant that you will be parked in front of!
It was very colorful inside as Mex restaurants tend to be. Señorita Emily served me breakfast.
You MUST see the picture on the wall! It is of Francisco (Pancho) Villa! My Spanish is rough but he is seated in the Presidential chair and Generals' ZAPATA and Montaño are on his left. I cannot make out the name of the General that is said to be on his right.
Maybe RGINN can help me with the rest of the inscription.
I don't know if Señorita Emily would still be there but the café should be. Stop in some time! ╦╦Ç