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Neihart Mining District, April 17, 2018

4/18/2018

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Old Cars, Old Schools, Contaminated Ground Make for Lovely Hike

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We had a great time meeting Jasmine for a guided hike to the Neihart mining district. We arrived at the Inconvenience Store at 9 a.m. and all fit into Jasmine's truck to head up Carpenter Creek Road. She had to use her pickup to "redneck plow," as she called it, a parking spot so others could get by us on the narrow road. She reversed the truck and rammed into the hill of snow several times until there was enough clearance.

Then we tackled the 1400 feet of elevation gain to arrive at the old mining town, which has several buildings still intact, including what we thought was an old school.  We did go inside to find mounds and piles of rat and mouse droppings. We didn't stay too long or disturb anything for feat of hanta virus, but many interesting items still remain inside. Most of the screens on the windows were still in place too.

We also had fun looking at the old work trucks, rusted a pretty color. We finished the hike around 3:30 and decided not to stop for food and headed home instead. We went 7 miles. However, Jasmine and June went a bit farther as June's glasses had fallen out of her pack, so the two of them went back to retrieve them. And, yes, they did find the glasses. Yay.
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Who went: June, Susan, Katie, Jasmine (our guide)

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5/6/2018 06:46:10 am

I haven’t even experienced walking in the snow. Hiking would be next to impossible. I am just looking at this pictures and I can tell that it must really be a fun experience. I haven’t seen a snowflake in this lifetime. If we are going to count the number of times I have observed that thing you see in freezers, then maybe I have seen one already. But it’s not the real thing. I know I am destined to spend a white Christmas real soon but as of now, it’s still close to impossible

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Gurls in Glacier
5/6/2018 05:26:47 pm

We hope you get to see snow in your lifetime. Let us know if you ever visit. You can come with us.

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