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Barely 24 hours into the 12-week mining season the miners face a disastrous delay and leader, Ray, discovers mining in Greenland is more of a challenge than he thought.
Barely 24 hours into the 12-week mining season the miners face a disastrous delay and leader, Ray, discovers mining in Greenland is more of a challenge than he thought.
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S1, EP1 "A New Gold Frontier"Barely 24 hours into the 12-week mining season the miners face a disastrous delay and leader, Ray, discovers mining in Greenland is more of a challenge than he thought.
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S1, EP2 "A Rocky Start"The miners realise Greenland's harsh environment is a monumental challenge; their equipment isn't good enough, they've found nothing but rocks on the claim.
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S1, EP3 "Monster Machines"The mining team faces another setback when their excavator can't dig deep enough to get to the gold; Ray faces a hard-bargaining Greenlander who owns the biggest digger on the island.
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S1, EP4 "Gold!"Christian faces a crucial skills test on a 38-ton excavator and digs down to the blue clay layer that Ray hopes will be the key to the team finding a fortune; Elley and Christian do some prospecting and find the biggest piece of gold so far.
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