Monday, September 17, 2012 6:01:39 PM
Visited PCFG's processing plant in Crescent Valley on September 13th around 1:00 PST for about 30 minutes.
There wasn't any activity inside showing ore gravels being processed as the twin screw and conveyor belts were at a stand still. There was a heavy duty pickup backed in the east access door and mud covered dump truck near it. There were two front loaders busily moving moist soils around the yard.
The north yard has extremely large geo-tubes full of water in place. The east side has the same sized geo-tubes from the past several years.
There was activity with about 8 visible workers but no proof of long term continuous processing. The piles of ore to be processed that were highly visible and taller than the processing building last year are much smaller. No ore trucks were active coming or going to the mine in the half an hour we watched.
Good luck to all longs here.
There wasn't any activity inside showing ore gravels being processed as the twin screw and conveyor belts were at a stand still. There was a heavy duty pickup backed in the east access door and mud covered dump truck near it. There were two front loaders busily moving moist soils around the yard.
The north yard has extremely large geo-tubes full of water in place. The east side has the same sized geo-tubes from the past several years.
There was activity with about 8 visible workers but no proof of long term continuous processing. The piles of ore to be processed that were highly visible and taller than the processing building last year are much smaller. No ore trucks were active coming or going to the mine in the half an hour we watched.
Good luck to all longs here.
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