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⌛ Panning for gold?

Discussion in '☋ General Chat ☋' started by Manzanita, Apr 29, 2011.

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  1. Manzanita

    Manzanita DI Forum Patron

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    Wonder if anybodies ever tried panning for gold in some of the rivers here flowing down from the mountain?

    My friend is in the US now, and I was thinking about asking him to bring me over one of these specially made gold pans...

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    For 4 bucks it'll give us something to do eh?
     
  2. simple mind

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    I thought of that a while ago, would it be legal?
     
  3. Jack Peterson

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    How Odd!

    SM, I was just researching that, Apparently YES? as long as it is in a River/Stream Bed then it is movable. Seems only when it is grounded, The Mineral Rights Act comes in to being. I am still looking at this issue, if you come up with anything, perhaps you could enlighten us all. :wink: I read that the the PI is the Third biggest Mineral Deposit Country in the world BUT is untouched in the main for mining etc.

    www.philippinemetals.com/i/pdf/primer.pdf


    Jack P.:smile:
     
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    Manzanita

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    Of course! ;-)
     
  5. gypsy

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    oh, i'd love to know how this pans out. getting bored with my work. would be nice to wade in rivers and look for gold instead... :smile:
     
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