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>>53945313
no unfortunately, but the lead Geo for Seabridge Gold had a massive boulder found at Valley of the Kings, what later became the famous Brucejack Mine slabbed into several pieces by the guys at Jade City, one was used as a promotional piece, and the other was used as a desk top. I ll go bug one of my old manager friends from Seabridge and see if hes got any photos, it was an incredible piece of material.
>>53945322
exactly right! The supercritical fluid, rich in metals, most commonly on the fringes of volcanic magma chambers shoots into any fault or fissure that opens, injecting the metals rich material into the rock and quickly hardening into new rock. This can happen over and over again on the same fault, creating veins 60m wide like what you see at Bonanza Ledge in the Cariboo district or the Motherlode deposits of California.
>>53945261
here's a leaf fossil from Driftwood, this outcrop was once the shore of an ancient lake. The main fossil bed however was the deep, calm lake bottom, which slowly filled with volcanic ash over 3 centuries, entombing fish, bugs, and even birds.