Noteworthy comment from one of the members of the Lost Pitt Lake Mine Society.
That forum has always been full of beauty... man oh man... it never ends on that forum... just a bunch of internet weirdos sitting in a basement obsessing over childish stories trying to live out their "great outdoorsmen" dreams... Entertaining to say the least, but sad also as it represents a large amount of our population...may they rest in peace if their ever set forth outside of their home....
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When I arrived at the large tent shaped rock I found it had a pile of stones placed on top of it. these stones were independently chosen and placed in a way to mimic the cliff that is just west of the rock. on the cliff there is a rock that only lights up in the early morning sun. I hope you buy my book once it is published, It will be called "The lost Slumach gold mine revisited".
I know that many have searched and some have even said they found it but I will tell you that nobody has seen this place in decades. The markers spoken in the stories are all there but the directions are off. Probably meant to keep people away from it’s true location. I have documented it all. Such as the 2 mile valley, creek with no outlet, tent rock, the mark cut into it, the 3 peaks on a lower ledge, the water coming out of the rock just below the dam, you have to make a circle to get to the mine, it’s 4000 feet up. What else would I need to say? Is there another valley that holds ALL these markers in it?
Anybody read the transcript of Slumach's trial? He's buried in Sapperton
How much would a dairy be worth from a prospector searching in pitmeadiws in 1941
Documenting is completed and book is being printed. If you want to know more or to order a copy ($30/book) just message me. david_muise@yahoo.ca. All markers have been found and the descriptions are accurate, just the directions were changed. The book shows it all.
Hi David, getting to all the markers, can it be done on foot or do I need a canoe or anything else besides what I can carry on my back? How long would it take to get there?
Thanks,
George
I saw the tv show. It sounds interesting. Placer gold is all over but big deposits of placer gold have been found in some unlikely places. Not far from where I live in 1868 such a deposit was found.
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