Geologists Reveals Secret Numbers Lead to Incredible GOLD !

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  @Askjeffwilliams · 5 months ago · pinned

  Happy Easter Everyone .... Here are some numbers you should never forget........ smash that like button ....SMASH it HARD !!!! and check out this video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVnErLHSmVM">https://youtu.be/QVnErLHSmVM</a>. &nbsp;you are gonna love it.

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• OL

  @oldmountainmarineandmetals9736 · 5 months ago

  That pipe sticking out of the ground is so the rattlesnakes have ventilation underground &nbsp;😂

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• JI

  @jimmime · 5 months ago

  Happy Easter, Jeff and Lila!!

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• TE

  @terrytoner-sk2qv · 5 months ago

  that pipes the vent from the lower level outhouse

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• ON

  @ONTHEMTN. · 5 months ago

  HAPPIEST OF EASTERS!!!

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• MI

  @michaelbellamy007 · 5 months ago (edited)

  The area we sampled near Prescott had huge layers of &quot;blue&quot;, and they are actively mining it with big dozers. Sadly, the entire area is now claimed, and they have &quot;keep-out&quot; signs everywhere.<br>We managed to get a quarter bucket of it, and it&apos;s full of gold dust and tiny keepers.

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• OG

  @ogremgtow990 · 5 months ago

  That pipe is let Slims farts out of the mine. &nbsp;lol

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• TH

  @TheRealMisterX-x4o · 5 months ago

  I smashed that button so hard, I bet your ancestors felt it!

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  @billdgen116 · 5 months ago

  Happy Easter Jeff an Lila be safe brother. Smash it hard.

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• CH

  @chrisshinlever2440 · 5 months ago

  Dang it Jeff I was hoping for a new video but we understand you got a life two so I&apos;ll still smash that like button super hard

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• MR

  @Mr.4AGE · 5 months ago

  Howdy Jeff! Be blessed on this Easter Sunday. I miss the skits with Slim 😂😂😂 and we have not seen Bigfoot for a while too

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  @GunClingingPalin · 5 months ago

  Pre-Digging or Footings: Workers typically dug holes for the next set of bents (the vertical support frames) or laid horizontal &quot;sleeper&quot; timbers on solid ground to act as foundations. Even for temporary structures, the posts needed a firm anchor to handle the immense weight of the loaded ore cars or trucks passing over them. <br>Bracing for Stability: Once the posts were set in their holes or on sleepers, they were heavily reinforced with transverse and longitudinal &quot;X&quot; bracing. This bracing held the structure rigid while it was still &quot;in the air&quot; before the fill material reached it. <br>Continuous Extension: As the dumping progressed, the waste material (gravel, slag, or &quot;boney&quot;) was dumped from the top, gradually burying the existing bents. While this fill eventually provided lateral support, the trestle had to be structurally sound enough to support itself and its load before it was buried. <br>Permanent Burial: These timber structures were almost always left in place and completely entombed by the rising waste pile. Over decades, the wood would decompose inside the mountain of waste rock

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