Adventures with Queen of Quartz
Yukon Gold - 2021
The world famous Klondike goldfields are located in the unglaciated part of west-central Yukon, Canada. Since their discovery over 100 years ago, they have produced an estimated 311 tonnes of gold, primarily from bench and creek placers that are fluvial in origin and range from Pliocene to Holocene in age. They extend from the Klondike River south to the Indian River, and from the Yukon River east to Flat Creek, covering an area of approximately 2000 km2.
Camp Security - Pepper the Dog
The Drive to Stowe Creek
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Stowe Creek Camp
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The Crew
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Mining Gold
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The Gold
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Time to Go
Flight Over Yukon
Yukalm Moments
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Fossil Dig - Texas Hill Country
Glen Rose Limestone Formation which is apart of the lower Cretaceous Geologic Era approximately 100 -150 million years old. Finding now extinct Protocardia clams known as Texas Hearts as well as other fossils. These were found at almost 1400 ft above sea level.
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