The Gold Rush

[Gary Oak]

A Canadian company actually discovered this treasure rock in Australia. It definately deserves to be on this thread. Those are some beautiful rocks.

Biggest gold nugget EVER is found in Australia: Miners unearth 200lbs monster worth $3m that needed three men to haul it from the ground



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... th-2m.html

[Blue Frost]

i should have posted about that the other day, i forgot about this thread.
Wouldn't you like to have found that

[Gary Oak]

From the little I saw in this video, Dawson City has changed a lot in the thirty years since I was last there. With my pal Edgar Russel gone I think I’ll just remember it as it was. The Yukon was founded by adventurers like Martha Black.

[Gary Oak]

[genocide088]

the Yukon gold rush ive watched many documentaries on it

100 000 prospectors tried to get there with 30 000 sucesfully doing so but only 2% got rich i have read but its difficult to exactly say

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klondike_Gold_Rush

[Gary Oak]

I’ve been to Dawson City many times. It’s a beautiful town. Most people I knew there are probably dead. Unfortunately. I remember meeting a man there who was in on the hunt for the Mad Trapper. Though they try to keep Dawson looking the same it simply must have modernized a bit. I like how everything looked back when I was there and don’t want to spoil that by seeing it again.

[Gary Oak]

Here’s some photos from the beginning of the Klondike gold rush that I had never seen before including some from along the treacherous trail to the gold rush. https://bcgoldadventures.com/dawson-cit ... vWSWQ1nBhg