Author Topic: Gone Mining  (Read 1836 times)

lol, diamonds can't even be found in America.
Hoping this is sarcasm

wait so people can just walk in there and take diamonds?
You know minecraft was bound to come up in a thread about mining.
1. No, it's a state park. You'd need permission to take something out of the park.
2. You got a point, but still.

I'm back, I actually went to four mines. I drove a small jeep for about 20-30 miles for the first time, got to pet some bats that were taking resident in the mine, if you pet them enough they opened their mouths and showed their fangs. I shot off a 30-30 rifle that is used to kill bears, a .22 magnum, and another scoped rifle. I found Cinibar(I think that's how you spell it), which can be melted down into mercury at high tempatures, a small bit of gold, Jasper, Wonderstone, silver, and tungsten. There were wild Mustangs on the country-side in the mountains in the desert where the mines were. They date back to the 1950's and are largely unstable, now abandoned. I got to climb up shafts and large trenches. The mines were right next to a military bombing site so I found an old Window's XP that got blown to stuff and had been shot multiple types in every side. The previous day I even found an Xbox which I took home that had been shot about nineteen times and had the covering blasted off. I worked about seven hours a day looking for minerals. I heard a lot of great stories like how my great uncle beat a bear to death by jamming a rock into its head to get it to lose its grip on a hunting dog that the bear had locked onto, he also had an old bottle of ink that was used by Mark Twain, on top of this, an old rope and a saddle that was in a picture from 1910. I over-all loved my trip to Nevada.


Are we arguing about diamonds?

They are just pure carbon, guys.

diamonds are pretty