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Well, I doubt there's much gold in the Yuma area, but I do remember a few other tails of outlaws hiding loot in other areas of Arizona. But looking at some of the tall land marks, if I were a cowboy that wanted to hid gold, I would hid it close I know if gold was buried in the desert people would be looking for it.
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