There's Gold in Them Hills

by: Arvin61r58

This features a sign that reads "There's Gold in Them There Hills." This phrase is written on the sign, which appears to be made of wood. The sign has a rustic and vintage appearance, giving it an old-fashioned look. The phrase itself is a famous line from the song "The Ballad of John Axon," which was written by Ewan MacColl in 1957. This song tells the story of John Axon, who was a locomotive driver for the London and North Eastern Railway. Axon died in a train crash on February 20, 1958, and this song pays tribute to his memory and the importance of railroad workers. The phrase "There's Gold in Them There Hills" is often used as a metaphor for the idea that there is always something valuable or worthwhile to be found if one looks hard enough.

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