WASHINGTON GHOST TOWNS In search of GOLD mining camps and ABANDONED buildings
Join us (Russ & Kerry) as we recently traveled through Washington and followed the legends of gold and treasure in search of ghost towns, mining camps, and more.
Washington Ghost Towns: In Search of Gold Mining Camps and Abandoned Buildings
Start: Rufus, OR. (Army Corp of Engineering Campground)
Stop 1: Goodnoe, WA [Ghost town]
Stop 2: Bonneville Fish Hatchery
Stop 3: Franklin, WA. [Ghost town]
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The adventure is in the hunt. Plus. You'll have small finds along the way. Then, you only need one big one.
hey thats my grandma elsie billy-dick old school she was born in 1918 in the blue mountains. married to the late moses dick of the yakama nation. this is on the way to my longhouse (place of worship and prayers to creator) Rockcreek Longhouse. my frandma use to live in the canyon her and all her sister lived throughout that canyon. theres a house behind our longhouse with a underground cellar its really cool. thanks for sharing its cool to see someone so amazed at history that i am connected to.
That looks like so much fun Russ. I'm glad that you're able to do things like that!!
So much info out there on detectors. Any suggestion on an entry level detector. We are at the beach a lot. We live in AZ but visit the coast a lot. Any ideas at $300 or less for a starter set up ?
So cool. Are these on public lands or did you have to require permission or a permit? I’m new and interested in knowing how folks get permission for such cool sites.
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The ones I walked through were not restricted access.
Sounds like you and Carrie had a great time exploring Russ.Im enjoying all your adventures...
Where is that pond with the sturgeon? My kids would love to see that.