Lost Treasure ~ Wallace Creek Idaho
Lost Treasure ~ Wallace Creek Idaho
Around the World, things have been found, then lost again. Some have been found again, but there’s a LOT out there that hasn’t!
Who doesn’t love a Treasure Hunt? Reading about them is fun, but when it’s a place I can go to, it’s even more fun!
This book is about Lost Treasures here in Idaho, but I hope maybe it will give you some ideas and spur you to look into Lost Treasures in your own area.
Anyone can grab a metal detector and go to a park, school ground, campground, fairground, beach…..almost any public place….and look for lost coins or jewelry!
Ask before digging holes though! It’s not nearly as fun if you get a ticket for vandalism!
This book is about Idaho, but I bet there is a similar one for your state, or area you live in?
Enjoy!
Morning fine sir π»
Good Day!!! Interesting history lesson !
Good morning!! Interesting stories. Just remember that if you strike it rich someday with gold, Iβm a close friend in need of $. Lol
Love the local history. Sunrise was real nice too. ππ
I love all those lost mine stories
"Gold is where you find it." Still rings true to me but it ain’t always that simple!
Good evening Muskrat, Ya I like history myself, its easy to get information these days on lot’s of stuff. Thanks for Sharing. π
Good morning all you fine folks!! I ain’t been in snow that deep since i was a kid!! My little dog would disappear in some of that!!ππ This was pretty cool! Thank you for sharing!!
Good morning friend be safe out there π
I love the salmony hue off the snow at low sunlight. My first impression of the Arctic, when I was there were the same colors. How are we going to know where we are going if we don’t know where we came from. We must never forget the lessons history teaches us. Have a nice day.
Interesting for sure, thanks
Your video brought back memories for me. For many years I too was very much into treasure hunting and gold prospecting. I had my best luck hunting nuggets with a metal detector in both Arizona dry washes as well as here in Alaska. I had a 3 inch suction dredge for a few years but didn’t really use it much since it was quite involved to carry into areas, set up and use. I usually went by myself on those trips so had no help in packing. Nugget detecting was more productive with lighter equipment for me.
Beautiful scenery! Great bit of history. Thanks for sharing it.
Wonderful sunrise π Thanks for sharing the book. Have a great day β€
Sounds like you might need to invest in a metal detector ! It would be neat to find a gold cache that someone had hidden so they wouldn’t get robbed.
Thanks for another great video. I’m planning on going panning myself this summer. Ought to be fun. Outside of steamboat springs there’s a creek called Wallace Creek and a story of lost gold. But as you can tell it’s in Colorado. Quite a few around steamboat. Oh well, I just want to have fun. Idaho or Montana. Can’t wait.
Very interesting. I read some where recently that 10% or less of the worlds gold has ever been found. That to me means there is a lot left to find, but there is a lot of area it could be hiding in. Good luck on your quest, my friend. PB
I look forward to your daily posts Gary. Thank you.
What would you change if you struck it rich?
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Beautiful sunrise, Gary! History is so interesting. That was my best subject in school. I sure do enjoy historical stories. Thank you, my friend! Have a good day.
Gold weighs heavy on the heart. Gold is a thirst that nothing can fill. Just one more ounce.
What a magnificent sunrise God has blessed you with this morning. You’re lucky to have such wonderful views .
Have a great day π
Good morningπ
My boo boo internet decided to go out yesterday they won’t fix it until Wednesday I’m unamused
China springs murders were done by the same guys who tried to kill c.walker lyons. They did kill c walkers partner at spring creek i believe. A few of them were deputies. C walker lyon is a interesting character his son was a lawyer in town for many years. The family used to own the building next to the smoke house and where the new library is now. Old man lyon hunted all five of them down and supposedly killed them.one in Arizona, one near chicago and i cant remember about the others. Those families are still in salmon for the most part.
Gary, I’ve read the same story about the Chinese miners being murdered there too!! And the dam being blown out to cover it up!
Good morning. Always some cool stories from back in the day. I hope someone finds his mine. I guess nobody will really ever know for certain. Have a nice day
Thank you , so interesting.!
That was interesting! I like the way you tell these stories. It’s like fireside chats. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing, have a good day!
Interesting stories, thanks for sharing
Good morning MR muskrat β€ have a good day and God bless my friend…..that Indian name u said…means (money)… so it means (money creek)… just so u know my friend…. I am from fort hall Idaho !!
Thatd be fun to go up in the mountains to pan for gold .
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Its definitely cool finding old things in the middle of nowhere!makes you wonder for sure.have a good day!
Interesting stories! Would love to hear more of them!
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Not to far from that sign I found my first Morel first one in two weeks looking lol but we got into them after
Iβm with you. Love that kind of sleuthing for old history. Retired now so may be able to spend more time at it.
Great bit of history there thanks Gary. Sounds to me that you might be up one heck of a great summer. I hope it works for you