My humble digs in Goldfield Nevada, where you may email me at scotttygett@hotmail.com or geniusgrants@gmail.com, don't allow for too much experimenting at the present. Ask for Scott at the General Store or the Gift Shop. Other contact info can be intuited by websearching for my name without spaces. There are other Scotttygett's, I'm the one who attended UCLA. Ever try wearing your phone number on a t-shirt? Mine would say 775-482-1724, mi spako textos. On FB -- scott.tygett.5 -- I have been annoying small scale mining groups that either want to have more fun or less borax or neither.

Mary Baker Eddy's CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is a big part of my life, generally more than two hours a day, but not full-time, as one might expect of someone aspiring to become a Christian Science practitioner. You're allowed to get up to exercise, but not to exercise per se.

Tourists drive through all day, admiring the change of scenery on their way to either Reno or Las Vegas; usually at a tiny display of early art cars from the festival a few hundred miles north, though it's also a famous gold BoomTown of unprecedented ore quality. Samuel Clemens, Virgil and Wyatt Earp, and a few other notables witnessed the cultural highlights attending its mile-long and half-mile-deep narrow ore body.

Atomic Test Site? Technically five miles to the east is a fence, but over two hundred miles southeast near Beatty as the crow flies is where most underground tests confirmed warhead reliability, maybe a few thousand times.