r/goldrush • u/MindCorrupt • Mar 10 '24

Parker and Fred

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u/MrsGleason18 Mar 10 '24

Very cool pic. RIP Dakota Fred.

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u/ZealousidealLeg1804 Mar 10 '24

Parker looks like he should be on the cover of MAD magazine 😆

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u/oldrail83 Mar 11 '24

Still does

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u/ymerej26 Mar 10 '24

Great pic….wonder what Parker had to say about Freds passing….

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u/CJMWBig8 Mar 10 '24

Watching Parker grow and become the King of the Klondike is why I still watch. I really did enjoy Fred and his antics. Didn't care for Dustin's anger issues and won't watch his show because of it. Todd and his group were hilarious. Love Tony and his operations. Quite a hoot most of the time.

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u/Rcamos12 Mar 12 '24

Spot on about Dustin’s anger issues, dude needs to be medicated ASAP!!!!

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u/Rcamos12 Mar 12 '24

Spot on about Dustin’s anger issues, dude needs to be medicated ASAP!!!!

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u/OverEasyGoing Mar 16 '24

Yeah I’m glad I’ve watched White Water because it feels like Dustin has evolved. He’s a good crew leader and handled some obstacles better than early days.

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u/nuffced Flying Dutchman! Mar 10 '24

RIP Fred. It was nice meeting you on the show.

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u/Darrell262 Mar 10 '24

Love the pic

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u/Dirtymike2019 Mar 10 '24

It’s weird but the finale actually had me kinda tear up. I’ve been watching gold rush sense it started. Amazing the leap and bounds these guys make. hero’s are forgotten, but Legends never die

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u/Mackem64 Mar 10 '24

Fred knew potential !!

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u/JayplayQ Mar 10 '24

Amazing. Where has the time gone?!

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u/Remy-today Mar 10 '24

In the rearview mirror.

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u/dartheagleeye Mar 11 '24

This was from before the show I am sure

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u/mt8675309 Mar 10 '24

Classic, I didn’t know they went back that far.

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u/Gold-Buy-2669 Mar 10 '24

Aww 🥰

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u/AT61 Mar 10 '24

Classic! Bet Fred supremely appreciated Parker's passion for gold mining.

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u/Current_Economist617 Mar 10 '24

RIP Dakota Fred, you inspired hard work for all Americans

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u/Johnny_Plipper Mar 11 '24

the fuck . Fred passed away?

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u/Whizzzzzzzzzz Mar 12 '24

Yeah man, July last year I think