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Here are a couple on the new scales the last one is ready to wear.   Oh P.S. these on the other old scales were respectively 1 and 2 grans heavier.  Edited by nuggethill
08/05/2010 6:25 pm
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Man, those are awesome Harry. May hit my creek in 2 weeks I'll let ya know how it goes. I'd be happy with a pea nugget. But would love to come across some like yours. WOLF
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I wish you luck when you do hit your creek Wolf and yes not bad when you consider that there's over an oz just in those two  . |
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I thought you may like to see another one,a bit smaller but a very nice rough nugget out of quartz.  Please let me know if you want to see more.  |
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You know I do. Gets me amped to hit my creek. Finally get to go @ 23rd or 24th. Thats a pretty one there. WOLF
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This one has a little quartz behind it but still a nice find,there should be about 2 grams in this specie  |
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O.k. now I am stoked as heck. 4 more days and a day at the creek. Itchin like a mad man. WOLF
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O.K. before you go here's another one  to wet your whistle. Edited by nuggethill
08/21/2010 07:16 am
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O.K. so I went and managed @ 6gram silver and a 1934 Wheat cent but no gold. Tried hitting the creek with my MD. did not do any panning this trip. Think the creek has had 150 years of panning/sluicing so I may try the banks and higher next time. this area has produced fist sized nuggets in the past and the creek is subject to large flash floods at times moving huge trees and boulders. WOLF |
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Wolf just a question and you don't have to answer it if you don't want to but has any one ever shown you how to read a creek or find a gold source,if not I have some information you may be interested in,It's just a thought mate.
regards Harry
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08/26/2010 10:53 pm
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I've read a little about it but have never been shown. I know the gold likes to settle to bedrock etc but have not had hands-on instruction. WOLF
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P.M. replied brother. WOLF
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Just starting to plan my next trip this will be to the W.A. goldfields  ,I know summers detecting isn't ideal for this part of the country but It's the only time I've got  ,I'll have to update my detector and with the new Minelab GPX5000 just about to be released it will definitely be my next detector  ,and the best part about this trip is I've tee-ed it up with my fossicking mates from Victoria so It's going to be a fantastic trip as I always enjoy there company . Regards to all Keen as mustard Harry Edited by nuggethill
08/28/2010 8:15 pm
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Good luck harry. I hope ya kill them feilds. And come home with buckets of the shiny yellow stuff. Can't wait for the pics. WOLF
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