"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

Bergamasca Klondike

Scusate se faccio il verso ai titoli dei post di questo signore, ma la notizia mi faceva troppo ridere.

Dal Corriere di oggi:

Trovato l’oro nelle valli bergamasche
– Gli esiti delle ricerche spiegati dalla Rivista mineralogica italiana
Il geologo Renato Marsetti ha recuperato scagliette nelle acque dell’alta Valle Seriana e piccole pepite incastonate nelle rocce
BERGAMO – Non ci sono le premesse perché nelle Prealpi Orobie si scatene la corsa all’oro, ma dopo secoli di voci incontrollate adesso la notizia è stata diffusa in modo ufficiale dal geologo Renato Marsetti di Ecogeo, centro di ricerche geologiche e tecnologie d’ambiente di Bergamo: nei monti bergamaschi ci sono tracce del metallo giallo. Marsetti lo ha anche scritto in un articolo per l’ultimo numero della Rivista mineralogica italiana, basato su trent’anni di studi e analisi nelle zone della Valle del Goglio.
Nel corso degli anni Marsetti ha trovato campioni di oro sia nelle rocce sia nel torrente Goglio, confermando scritti e notizie risalenti al Duecento. Il geologo ha trovato pepite e scagliette d’oro nelle acque dell’alta Valle Seriana e piccole pepite incastonate nelle rocce, generalmente unito al quarzo, e visibili anche a occhio nudo.

Che dire?


Uncle Scrooge bergamasco

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5 Comments
  • heraclitus
    Posted at 13:39h, 30 January Reply

    andrò a farci un giretto allora ;-)

  • brianzolitudine
    Posted at 14:23h, 30 January Reply

    Però, ‘sti bergamaschi! E chissà le bergafemmine…

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 19:59h, 30 January Reply

    Sì, pensavo di andare al Decathlon a prendere piccone e setaccio e farci un salto settimana prossima…

    PS: per Brian, dici che si può parlare di bergamaschietti e bergafemminucce?

  • brianzolitudine
    Posted at 14:23h, 31 January Reply

    Dico, dico. E grazie per la citèscion.

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 16:15h, 31 January Reply

    Figùres.

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