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A burned out cabin
ruin with an aspen tree growing out of the inside, bear claw marks 12 feet
up, 3 hand forged nails, a longtom sluicebox axed out of a 3 foot diameter
log, a spring 75 feet above the sluice, an arrastra below. A
mysterious map chiseled on the face of a 300 pound rock surface depicting
the exact layout of the canyon, the cabin, the waterfall, all so
accurately depicted the person had to have scrutinized the layout from the
mountaintop, then scratched it on this stone 600 vertical feet below and
half a mile away. The rock was carefully placed on the canyon wall
above eye-level so it was easily seen, but only by someone looking up.
Symbols carved into
rock faces long ago on the upper-west face of the mountain below the most
heavily worked quartz outcroppings near the crest.
Old friends Dana
Evans and Gale Kloesel
We found everything
aspiring searchers could want except the Lost Adams Diggings
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