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Morrow Of Needle Canyon -
May 12, 2008
As long as there are those who dream, there will be
Dutch Hunters and treasure hunters probing the
towering spires and deep canyons of the Superstition
Wilderness searching for lost gold and treasure.
Men like Al Morrow. Al Morrow spent nineteen years
of his life living in Needle Canyon in the heart of
the Superstition Wilderness searching for the
Peralta Mines. He believed these mines and the
Dutchman were one in the same.
This man knew what happiness was and he most
definitely knew the pain of loneliness among the
towering escarpments of Needle Canyon. He found
success in something that we are not able measure,
in his simple everyday task of survival in this
remote wilderness. Morrow chose this way of life so
he could deal with nature first hand and continue
his life at a slow pace. He did this with great
success and integrity, and in an age where
everything is based on material wealth...
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Tom
Kollenborn - is a noted author and historian of
the Superstition Wilderness. He is also one of the
leading experts on the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine
legend and has written numerous articles and books
about the Apache Trail and related history. Tom
shares his experience with the public every week in
the