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...... the nugget and background images are genuine but each were not in the same place at the same time when photographed ;)

LOL

Today I cooked on the Weber Q Guess ... !

off topic but I'm curious - In the pics I can't see the blue flame from the gas burner or the burner itself - do you have something installed between the top grate and the burner?

this is a apology to the OP (original poster) I am guilty - I've been a member of this forum from it's early days, the days when we freely shared our research (maps and all :o YES 'X' marks the spot) and we also shared our success's, and supported and respected each other, [edit] and the...

all the clues are on geovic ... 3 words research research research, they will get you there....

wrong colour glass...

Hey Psycho you need to chill bro! ....you're 170 years late to the "gold rush" so there's no fortunes to be made on alluvial nowadays, keep at it, panning can be meditative :Y:

I noticed the vee mat - and then the food......

..... but nobody gets it all ;)

what is a crash pad?

My job took me to New Zealand frequently and once whilst driving from Auckland down to Hamilton I passed a brown Tourist Attraction sign, you know the ones that have white lettering on a brown background, and it was pointing the way to the Rangiriri Pa which was the site of a significant battle...

....a sign seen from the road somewhere between Knockwood and Woods Point "This property is protected by Smith and Wesson"

....the following link is an interesting read....... https://www.ozatwar.com/ozatwar/brisbaneline.htm

Yes, ;) and actually I was hoping that the OP would respond especially because the post immediately before he asked his question provided the link to what he wanted to know. I was trying to lead the OP to making the discovery for himself - after all research is 9/10ths of this hobby.

.... not necessarily so, if tributaries are "no go" the list will specifically say so ......... for example "Grinny M'Bark Creek (Tributary of Yarra River)" Some examples below....

.... not necessarily so, if tributaries are "no go" the list will specifically say so ......... for example "Grinny M'Bark Creek, tributary of the Yarra River"

...... bloody 'ell - it was an early minelab thingy - gimme a break i'm a panner!

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I know personally of a 4oz and a 2oz nugget unearthed nearby to each other in the Gowar vicinity around 10 years ago. An old friend took me there to his "patch" and with a GPX2300 he was regularly finding small gold about sesame seed size. Throughout the area there are numerous barren quartz...