LAKE HAVASU CITY -- Ron Marshall always has a gold glint in his eye. For the past 10 years, Marshall and dozens of others have made camp about 8 miles south off Franconia Drive at the headquarters for the Lake Havasu Gold Seekers. Marshall said he, like many others in the desert, got gold fever several years ago in hopes of the "find of a lifetime."
Lake Havasu prospectors revel in gold fever
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Posted: Sunday, February 14, 2010 2:02 pm | Updated: 3:27 am, Sat Oct 8, 2011.
Posted in Arizona getaway, Arizona on Sunday, February 14, 2010 2:02 pm. Updated: 3:27 am.
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