Re: Monero WT
| January 19, 2020 12:38PM |
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Thanks.
Maps link: [www.google.com]
I was looking for the 'pinch point' where the track runs behind the foreground hill in the Al Chione photo. This location still has has a pinch point to the left, plus has what seems to be the area where the Monero slag/waste rock pile sat.
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- Graham
Maps link: [www.google.com]
I was looking for the 'pinch point' where the track runs behind the foreground hill in the Al Chione photo. This location still has has a pinch point to the left, plus has what seems to be the area where the Monero slag/waste rock pile sat.
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- Graham
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