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Black Mica in Marloth and Kruger hints at gold

Original: Short Walks. Marloth/Kruger Black stuff, called Mica I think. What I KNOW is that it is an indicator of the possibility

A hiker walking in the Marloth and Kruger areas describes black mineral deposits, likely mica, found along the trails, noting that the substance can signal the possible presence of gold. They say that when panning for gold near Barberton, this black material leaves a tail in the pan as the last dirt if done correctly, making it a familiar marker for prospectors in the region.

Why now: Gold prospecting and mineral indicators are of interest to hikers and amateur panners exploring South Africa's historic gold regions

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• Short Walks. Marloth/Kruger Black stuff, called Mica I think. What I KNOW is that it is an indicator of the possibility of finding gold here. When I panned up in Barberton this leave a black "tail" in your pan if you are doing it correctly, the last dirt in the pan. Now and… · BissetWV · 2

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