Free Gold

As professor Argent reminded me, gold is soluble in high pressure water!  We only need to drill down to a magma chamber 34 metres below ground levels, and we get at a constant stream of water containing gold. Nature already has underground waterways, where the gold is easily accessible! The River Tib is a minor tributary of the River Medlock in Manchester, England. It has been culverted along its entire length since about 1783 and now runs beneath Manchester city centre. We drill down and get out the water.  I have written to four about the Blue John mines in Derbyshire.  Where I went as a 14 year old schoolboy.  There will pools of water we have black dust in. I learned at Sheffield University in the 1980s.  That gold dust in water does not look gold!  It reflects the light around until it is absorbed, so actually looks black! The owners of the Blue John mines, should actually extend the pool dust for analysis, and think they will find they are size and 50 tonnes of easily a