
I'd highly recommend a visit if you are ever in the area.
Oob was very enthusiastic, but then, he's a minor.
Klenda found the gold on the "treasure hunt."
And then they had a fantastic periodic table!!

The mine itself didn't photograph well, it being dark and all.

Our guide was an actual miner who had blasted some of the tunnels - very cool!
I should mention that this area has the most fluorescent minerals (in quality, variety, and quantity) in the world.
And we got samples!
They've added a ton of hands on science exhibits and educational stuff, all of which we loved.

We also had a great time at the gift shop. We found some fantastic new minerals and fossils for our museum, and this poster for Pa (who also goes by the name Grumpy). Too funny!
The beginning of this video shows the mine:
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