So wish they would bring back this series. Miss Nick on the Rocks

Yes bring this series back!

Very well done set of videos. The narrator/host explains this well and has a smooth voice.

Thank You Nick, for sharing with all of us! Love your videos about everyting in Washington, you have taught me a lot and taken me to places I am no longer physically able to get to. You are appreciated. Thank You and Blessed Be!

where i live the gold is also along bedrock. however, float gold, which is gold that has washed downstream, is continually moving downstream with floods. I prospected two streams that had been mined over several years/decades. I found specs and flakes of gold in the top six inches of gravels and none along bedrock. Using this information I could have searched upstream for the source of the gold. In one case the miners built a small dam upstream to collect enough water to hydraulically wash the stream in a flood with sluice boxes to catch it downstream. I tried digging in the basin above the dam without success. roots made it way too hard to dig without equipment. So I checked between the dam and where i had found the float gold. Again, no success. There was a spot in an outcrop that I could see digging, but couldn't find any gold. I also checked every stream drop and pool with no success.

Thank you Professor Zentner

Such a nice surprise!

That was great. Thanks

Hoped this was another visit with Rob I hadn't seen, but no lucky still a great little video though.👍🐍

Color in the pan is always smile time.

geology rocks Datil NM

Cool video!

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He should be trying to mine bitcoin

Before the Chinese the Natives mined as well. Why say Chinese miners instead of immigrant workers and then not mention the actual mine owners? Shouldn't they be

Geology rocks...... But geography is where it's at. 😁👍🥸