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Two large, tilted concrete signs stand in a fall forest clearing, surrounded by fallen yellow leaves and rocks. The sign on the left, titled "KLONDIKE VISITORS ASSOCIATION CLAIM No. 6 ABOVE DISCOVERY," states that the claim is for tourists to relive gold panning days, but corporate, mechanized, or professional mining is forbidden. It also warns that claim jumping is a serious offense and the K.V.A. is not responsible for injuries or losses. The sign on the right, also from the "KLONDIKE VISITORS ASSOCIATION," announces "FREE GOLD PANNING" and details the history of Claim No. 6 Above Discovery, stating it was first staked in 1906. A map on this sign shows Bonanza Creek and Eldorado Creek, with a "You Are Here" marker. Another smaller, weathered sign to the right appears to be a historical map or information panel. The background consists of dense trees with vibrant yellow foliage. The scene is located in Grand Forks, Canada, specifically near a historical gold panning claim area.
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