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Mining is an essential industry. "Someone has to make all those cans. The surge in demand for processed foods like canned soups and vegetables during the pandemic has rippled through the food industry’s supply chain. Makers of metal containers have had to speed up production to keep pace."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/07/busi ... -food.html

and Ozzy Man strikes again: Language as usual

Language and drug warnings. I miss selling it with humor.
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Analysts believe the January dates are false propaganda trying to improve Xis image.

Meanwhile in Virgin Valley. The Shower house is closed & posted with the DOI orders. Apparently the refuge recreation coordinator is allowing camping and swimming still. The Royal Peacock being deeded ground, like the other 4 mines, has not changed opening 5-15. The NV governor still has us shutdown, but the sheriff or the rangers are not enforcing shut outs on all the refugees. Everywhere outback camping around here is too crowded for my likes.
Great to be free.

fresh cured opal from where I alone knew where they were and now they are not there to let others know where the precious is found in the potch.

I am amazed at how mathematical laws intertwine. If Kirchhoffs law is incorrect.....

Funny how there is way too much entertainment out there for how much life one has to spend on it.
Good thing i can take background noise to squeeze in cooking tips & word play.
https://www.177milkstreet.com/radio/sami-tamimi-tara-wigley-ottolenghi

Spring is the busy time of year. This last weekend both the Kokopelli and the Peacock mine opened. I will say only the 3 of us were at the Kokopelli and Tim and Donna were the ones working hard. We did go around to the other prospects figuring out what we are doing down the road, besides having to reopen a cat road or two. It was busy and the hot springs were crowded too with refugees. I got a couple pieces of the sweet rootbeer carving opal over 3" from the cat cut at the Kokopelli besides some tailings potch that glows in UV. A few nice wood specimens off the Black Hope too. Rainbow Ridge opens friday and it looks like showers possible from here. Hope it does not rain out.
I heard the Bonanza fee dig was not going to open this year. Not sure if the Corp is still operating daily for the shareholders.