1 We think this is at Peerless but that's just our opinion.
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10 Some kind of contraption at Peerless
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12 We're thinking an old car used as an engine for a mill or...?
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15 Breathing in that clean Nevada air no more
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20 Old tire in the ravine.
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23 Burner, aka Phonolite
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26 Concrete tank or foundation at Bruner
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30 Remains of a dugout. If it wasn't in the ground, they would have moved this too.
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33 A view of the northern Ione Valley looking NE from Phonolite towards the Shoshone Mountains
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39 It's a jar. Rusty cap, no markings. Hmmm.
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41 Ah, the can dump. Love finding the can dump, I tell you.
42 China made by the Edwin M. Knowles China Co., probably some time between 1900 and 1930.
43 Part of a huge piece of crockery.
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47 A view from the Bruner Mine
48 A view of the townsite from the Bruner Mine
49 Luis going to check out the Bruner Mine
50 It's a big hole going inside the mountain! Crazy!
51 The Paymaster Mine and Mill site.
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53 The Paymaster mill
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57 The ubiquitous set of springs.
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64 Burned wood. Quite possibly left from the fire that burned down the mill. Or careless, stupid yahoos with matches-- who knows.
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72 One of the mines along the way..... I believe it's the Derelict
73 Looks like a bunk house to me. Better hurry if you want to see it. The next fat sparrow that lands on it and it'll be gone. I believe this is the Duluth mine
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