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Cripple River Chronicle



Cripple River Chronicle

Greetings from the Cripple River Gold Camp! Today the weather is great, warm and sunny, with just a slight breeze. Adventuresome folks wanting to get away from the camp for a day, maybe to rest up from prospecting---which is hard work, took to their rental ATV’s and zipped off on other prospecting pursuits or to visit interesting places. Several ATV’s rode to the Sinuk River. At least three quads carrying small sluices, shovels and gold pans left to visit Arctic Creek and the dredge camp.

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Greetings from the Cripple River Gold Camp! This week we have had several days of intermittent rain in a row, and today the weather is cool with a heavy mist in the air. Early this morning (about 3:30 a.m.) there was a dense thick fog blanket covering the Bering Sea, tundra, and camp. The midnight sun was trying to shine through the heavy clouds in the upper atmosphere, causing these earthbound clouds (ever so gently swirling and coalescing) to glow a bright white while they distorted all sight and sound.

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Greetings from the Cripple River Gold Camp! The weather is beyond gorgeous, almost perfect! Hot and sunny, bright turquoise blue skies (even at midnight) with a few white fluffy sheep type clouds lazzz-illly floating around waiting for a tired angel or two who need a quick place to rest; before going off again on their errands.

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Greetings from the Cripple River Gold Camp! The sun is shining her glorious golden rays all over camp!!! The tundra and hills are glowing with light, the snow white birds in the turquoise sky glisten and sparkle with light. Man and beast are out and about dancing in the warm sunlight.

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Greetings from the Cripple River Gold Camp! The first crew into camp this year, (also called the early crew) arrived in Nome the sixth of June. As they made their way out to the Cripple River camp on the seventh of June these intrepid and hardy spirits had a big surprise waiting for them. Ice and snow! Deep ice and snow everywhere. Unbeknownst to them this year Mother Nature decided to let her favorite daughter Spring, tired from all the great work she did the last few years, sleep in late.

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