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Last trip

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Alan

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A new month and speed back to normal. I now know what my ISP means by 'shaping'.
Thanks Gus and Grubstake for your help.

Here's a couple of photo's from my last bush tip.

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An 11 grammer at more than half a 'Doc's Bungy' deep.

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A close up for Gus..

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Some WA scenery with the same blue sky as Rye Patch.

Alan :)
 
Alan,
Great to see you were able to post your pictures,,, And some damn nice one's to boot.
That's an excellent looking nugget.
Diggin deep gold is a blast. Was it a real quiet signal at first? I'll bet you were getting excited down around the foot mark:clap:
That country looks Vast. It looks like it would take along time to cover all that ground.
Nice post.
Gus-
 
It was one of those nice soft sounds that make you go 'oo'(not sure how you spell that)
I was surprised at the size of it considering the depth.
I've been down on my knees digging a lot this year. The 4000 has been good to me.
I mainly detect new ground and it can only be gold down there!
Yes, it is a big country but, alas, the gold is not everywhere...

Alan
 
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Alan; Nice gold and beautiful country. I love the vast open land, empty blue sky and silence of Western Australia. Without pinpointing your areas which part of WA do you work? I would love to see more pictures.

Good Hunting
Fred
 
Fred.
You are right about the wide open spaces and blue sky. I think that's why the photos of Rye Patch appeal to me.
I mainly work in the Kalgoorlie area.

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Next trip I'm going to find more gold than Gus's Mum!! :thumbup:

Alan
 
That's a beauty of a nugget.

Thanks for sharing the picture with us.

DOC
 
Your welcome Alan, now it looks like you have that picture posting down pat. Good going and a very nice nugget. Good luck in hunts. Grubstake
 
g'day Alan, do you have any more pix and posts about your trips on the web or a site?

I like to hear about others prospecting trips.

lemons
 
Allen, Your photos bring back memories from my trip to AU last year. Guess I should bust them out this winter when I get more time and post a few.

11 Gram is a good solid nugget for over there. When we did our trip, the largest nugget was 3 gram and then I found a 3 oz specimen. 3 weeks of detecting Leonora area and I came home with about 5 ounces.

Thanks for sharing.

Gerry
 
Gerry
I haven't been to the Leonora area for many years. Did most of my beeping there in the Deep Seeker/Ground Hog days.
From what I hear now 5oz in 3 weeks is very good.


Lemons
This site is about as close as I will get to having a web site.
Stayed in the bush too long to get my head around this computer stuff.....:)

Alan
 
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