Well heck , thanks sparky , I had a girl say maybe once , and almost got in trouble over it all. But that's niether her nor there. I like you already. You know friend , I have prospected in Arizona where the plants stick your legs as you walk by ,and the havalinas get into your trash if you don't dispose of it properly. I've dug gold in Wyoming where the water is 33 degree snow melt in your wetsuit as you dredge , and I have been down mine shafts in Oro Grande New Mexico where I pulled out a meuseum specimin of emeraldite that I sold for $2500. But I for the life of me can not see what the hardships are to go to a tropical paradise like Sierra Leonne , and have any bellyaches about the conditions. Sure the roads are 3rd world , but people here in S.E. Texas get a nut driving down mud wallows. And People like hiking as a recreationalsport , and cave divers get thier jollies diving into the unknown... What is the problem with structuring a sound financial plan to develope tried and proven aluvial gravels in a tropical paradise? Does anyone here want to create an investors slush fund to have an observer on hand to report straight back to us?
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