N. Kearsarge No. 3 Ruin Map

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N. Kearsarge No. 3 Ruin Map

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- Jay Balliet: That's the one John. If you follow the trail it will take y...
- Gordy: That part really had no identifing features on it, it was a ...
- John From the Prairie: Ok, it has been a couple years, but as you work your way ...
- John From the Prairie: You already know I love rivets. My second hardware love is ...
- ccexplorer: Ian... As far as those inaccurate roads I suppose railway's ...
- ccexplorer: James.. your story reminds me of an urban legend of sorts, w...
- dc: I too photograph headstones... or not stones, sometimes. My ...
- Capt. Kurt: Timbers... nope. I have also been taking pictures of headst...
- timbers: And I thought I was the only one on this board who takes pic...
- Jay Balliet: Very cool!!! I've got some pics of this as well as some of ...
- James: I am not old enough to remember much of the mining in the UP...
- Ian: The shaft in question is for sure the Kingston. If you notic...
- Ian: The map in that brochure (if i recall correctly) was drawn i...
- ccexplorer: I guess in all fairness I should mention that the Copper Cou...
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- ccexplorer: Paint! I failed to notice that. I guess it wasn't lighting a...
- Dale Beitz: OK, Mike, now that you point it out I can see the "headdress...
- ccexplorer: I agree the picture looks odd, but I think its just a combin...