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Mine Exploration and Rock Hounding in South Eastern Arizona

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First published at 03:50 UTC on March 1st, 2020.

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Exploring Fourth of July Mine, and what can be see of Polly Anne Mine. Both are fluorine/fluorite mines that were operated in the early 20th century. *Correction on the video*: The Polly Anne mine is the cracks in the ground and the old wasp-filled shaft. The shaft that appeared to still be in use with the rope ladder is the active Hanson Powers gold mine. So yes, when the price of gold is up, they still go down there. Yikes

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