How to open and work a crevice

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• SH

  @sharonkasper5126 · 6 years ago

  I could look all day at that mighty river flowing behind you Gary. That would make a great moving wallpaper on my screen. Great lesson, thank you.

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• WO

  @woodencanoes9362 · 8 years ago

  Your videos stand out above the rest.  Thanks for your effort and willingness to share your experience!  I hope more folks find your channel.

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• CJ

  @cjsoutdoors4412 · 8 years ago (edited)

  Nobody can fall down like Pioneer Pauly can fall down, and  that guy falls down a lot! LOL!!.. Nice gold Gary!

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• SM

  @Smithsgold · 8 years ago

  Congrats Two Toes on <br>10,007 subscribers !!!!!

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• KL

  @Klesh · 8 years ago

  I always forget my lunch and need to quit early LOL great video as usualy thanks for making this video!

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• GO

  @goldbunny1973 · 7 years ago

  When I die I&apos;m coming back as an Amercian........with a truck. Ive always wanted a truck, and a river+creek in my back garden &nbsp;: ) It&apos;s good to see some footage of the roads, hillsides &amp; trees, and the excellent weather!

• PI

  @PioneerPauly · 8 years ago

  Hold on while I stand back up.. Very enjoyable show! Im loving the positive energy, the edits, and like always, the gold! Now time for me to get back to studying.. Thanks again!

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• CR

  @creekjonsun · 2 years ago

  Funny thing. This episode popped up on my screen this morning (6 years after this video was posted) a day after I bought Crevicing tools from you.

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• CH

  @chrismyers9273 · 5 years ago

  Thank you so much for filming Gary! I truly enjoy all your videos! You are the man buddy!

• CA

  @cameronnovak · 2 years ago

  Really good to remember to say &quot;hit the like button&quot;. &nbsp;I rarely remember to unless the creator mentions it.

• JO

  @JorgeRodriguez-iq7vb · 8 years ago

  Your videos are better than anything on TV. Keep on rolling!

• MY

  @myhandyman1 · 8 years ago

  Like the scenery on the drive up there; the unlocking of the coble and breaking the bead rock is a nice key point. Some good looking gold there and the weather is pretty much the norm for this spring, cold and grumpy.