markmar
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I wrote " for the real Wagoner's gold ledge ", which means it's not at Millsite.Millsite then?
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I wrote " for the real Wagoner's gold ledge ", which means it's not at Millsite.Millsite then?
I have to claim ignorance here. Where did Brunderlin find his gold...general area obviously?I wrote " for the real Wagoner's gold ledge ", which means it's not at Millsite.
I don't know. An assay would give a clue.I have to claim ignorance here. Where did Brunderlin find his gold...general area obviously?
There's nothing of any value to see at Hermans Cave...except for the viewExcellent post! I just looked at my quadrangle...... no Whiskey Springs. Very very good points. Now you have me interested in Herman's cave. I must have been within walking distance of it, but I still haven't worked out exactly where it is yet. I just know it' in the area. I wonder where Howland found that quarts and I'm wondering even more where those shafts are..... Looks like another trip is in order. Thank you sir!
None.Oh that's helpful. I saw about 6 mines out there. Which one was it?
I'm pretty sure I pointed that cave out in the video. I just didn't realize at the time what I was looking at.There's nothing of any value to see at Hermans Cave...except for the view
This is how the moonshiner's layout was explained to me:
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There was some old trash laying around at the camp. Nothing in the cave, I don't think Herman or anyone else actually lived in there unless there was a bad storm, but even then I wouldn't want to be in there.
Supposedly there was always someone on watch on the bluff overlooking La Barge. They could see anyone coming in either direction up/down Labarge, and anyone coming over the divide and down into Whiskey Springs Canyon.