Hi, I'm 54 and a father of 5 young children, 4 boys and 1 girl. I'm hoping to be able to take my children, especially my 12 year old autistic son to the hills sometime to look for gems or quarts crystal etc. Take care.
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Welcome to the forum Wazza.
I moved your post asking for info to here:
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/threads/perth-wa-gems-quartz-crystals.42166/
Hopefully someone can give you the info your after
I moved your post asking for info to here:
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/threads/perth-wa-gems-quartz-crystals.42166/
Hopefully someone can give you the info your after
How's it going mate?
Wazza you should see if you can get your kid interested in metal detecting.
Grab a cheap detector from Aldi when they are on special for about $100 or grab a second hand one off gumtree or market place.
The advantage over gem hunting is that generally there's somewhere to detect withing 5 minutes of home. Parks, vacant land and bits of bush land. Even if you're not finding coins there's often interesting bits of junk. He might get hooked on it.
Grab a cheap detector from Aldi when they are on special for about $100 or grab a second hand one off gumtree or market place.
The advantage over gem hunting is that generally there's somewhere to detect withing 5 minutes of home. Parks, vacant land and bits of bush land. Even if you're not finding coins there's often interesting bits of junk. He might get hooked on it.
That's a great idea Hilux, he would love that. He's only 12 but he said a year ago that he could make one. Thanks
