Jen58

On 24/06/2017 at 8:54 AM, Giddiup said:

Came across this bowerbird party ground in the middle of 'hard to get to no where' in north queensland. About 90 mins walk from nearest road. Around the nest were bones, shells, a bullet casing and an old sardine tin! It was kind of eerie.

Did you check inside the nest, sometimes you may find gold coins or other really interesting things..

On 20/04/2017 at 7:12 PM, madtuna said:

yum!

Meany 

Cool nugget

keep at it, you just never know what you may stumble over next 

congratulations Principedeleon 

What a great first find!!!

Great pictures!!

love the bottom pic, one happy puppy dog

Hi Bloodgold2 ( Dave )

i am looking forward to reading your second book, going by the reviews i read

its sure sounds great

More twists than the first one 

congratulations to you and your beautiful wife ( Nikki )  for what I think will be another 

awesome thrilling read

Ouch! Thats nasty looking, i felt your pain when looking at those pictures.. 

have a speedy recovery Condor

in the meantime enjoy the Ebook kindle

take care and let yourself heal 

Regards

jen

 Very nice Dave

hehe i would crush them if they were mine.. i know i am a shocker! 

not everyone likes to crush their species

they are still rippers of nuggrocks   

If it wasn't for guys like you Steve! And those from the mining company It would be a very sad world.

we would have been reading about it on the news.

"Elderly couple perish in W.A outback due to getting bogged" ect ect

lucky you followed your instincts and went looking for them, you could have just as easy said to yourself " oh well no one home" and left.. then checked up on them a few days later. The outcome may have been very different 

I can understand you being very angry

i guess you see it too many times, and you have had a gutful.. can not blame you one bit

Fingers crossed no more dramas this year.. i doubt it though

us grey nomads are on the move.

People should understand WHY the pastoralist need to know roughy where we will be, in situations like this, if someone had to notify the authorities, then you guys would have an idea where to begin to look..

they were very very lucky.

now i will wait for your next story Steve

you should write a book.

Hi everyone

just found this on Parks Victoria web site and thought i would share for anyone who may be interested to know

that could be planning a trip down under

who here in Victoria In Aussie land does the Gold Prospecting Tours 

Even us Aussies may be interested to know who do the tours

http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/explore/guided-tours/operators-by-activity/fossickingprospectinggoldpanning

I was looking at the fees.. not cheap!

guess these are the only gold propecting tours that have all their paper work in place

The only ones who are licensed and insured to take people on tours.

1 minute ago, madtuna said:

Be more than happy...will be bloody ecstatic if I have to dig a big deep hole!

What happens if there is a big bit of rust, like a big bolt.. down at the bottom 

often wonder how they get down that deep.

Nah i reckon you will dig up a ripper bit of  well here's hoping 

then your new nickname will be " Mr happy ecstatic Tuna " 

1 hour ago, madtuna said:

Yep. He had it advertised at $900 and was willing to take gold instead of cash which suited me fine. So 18 grams @ $50 per gram makes Steve a happy little tuna

Good to see it worked out for you 

So your not madtuna your happy little tuna.. cool!!  

Now once you get that beast of a coil, hope you will still be a happy little tuna after digging the nice big deep holes, you will be digging.

Great pics

geez Ashley it sure looks green over there, real pretty country side 

hey mr Tuna thats the strangest looking wild pig i ever seen  

Well done.. 

i would have walked away from all those shot pellets but you kept at it

hope there is many more there for you. 

Gold that is 

p.s any gold is awesome!!!  

1 hour ago, bloodgold2 said:

Thanks Jen, are you guys over in the west yet? hey Mike thanks mate

Not yet

pm sent

Congratulations Dave.. keep up the great work

very nice 

Thanks for the video JP

congrats On a Good dig 

just don't know how those bits of gold are laying in the ground but the 19" coil heard it

Wow Enio nice gold  and what a great friend Dave is supplying the sdc2300 for you

and now you are going on a BIG holiday 

enjoy your travels and we hope to see some pictures. 

Well i know i do.. thats the only way i will travel overseas through others 

good luck when you go

regards

jen

You sure can make those tiddlers look like whoppers

very nice.

yes its always handy to keep an older computer as even some old games will not run on the new operating systems and i do like some of the older games 

Is this the latest up???  As i really do not know 

http://www.xp-detectors.co.uk/deus-version-4/

Wow!!!! Very nice.. 

and to your beautiful mom ( Karla ) Congratulations 

2 hours ago, Rivers rat said:

Thanks for sharing the pictures some of them are pretty cool make you think sometime did those miner fond the motherload did they lost everything............

 

RR

when we walk around the bush and see the old makeshift camps, Like the shafts they dug, all by hand, probably with a bit of help of dynamite..  BOOM!!! 

 i reckon a lot of it was hit and miss

sink a shaft.. bugger nothing!  Sink another shaft,  they hit the motherlode

A few would have lost everything including thier lives,

while others did very well, only to spend it on booze and such 

One way to keep fit hey Golden?

the skid plate is very light weight. Just a dark colour. 

Underneath

1 hour ago, cadian said:

Sorry Jen still trying to work out how to upload,I put the photo in your with your photos. Helen and myself plan on catching up with you guy"s shortly before you head West.

Cheers Dave

No worries Dave..

Cool Johnny.. well done, a nice little one..

love the guy doing the videoing 

Con ( Costasdee) will be remembered and missed by all who's life Con touched. 

Thankyou for the video link LG