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Beautiful bit ey, I can hear a 1g bit at 300mm no problem. Nice find but at 400mm not..

Another nice deep nugget this morning, last one for this patch for now. Another patch I did in the past was only about 20 meters away, bits were smaller but more of them. Enjoy😎

My last session I thought ide start with a little exploration dig, thought ide strip inch by inch and goldmonster it to see if theres any fly poo. Striping gravels with the spade end did the damage.. It only took 2 hrs, zero colour but the profile view revealed an interesting anomaly.. 15 mins...

Upgrade.. Heavy duty 🤣

Full blow out on the skid plate to..

Wear after 2 sessions..

Cheers mate, that bit came out of exactly where I was digging when you left. All the gold there is in a line ey

2nd time I've used the Sadie evo today, only got the one 0.33 , happy to get one but it just cost me more energy having to strip more off the surface to get closer to the gravels👎

I call it the humpty Dumpty, all that's left today is humpty Dumpty fallen and spread. But a golden humpty wasn't even the shape of an egg. The colour of his composition are relevant but even after he smashed on the ground, the earth moved, lifted, sheared, eroded, decomposed beneath him moving...

I've learnt something valuable from this pick, keeping it sharp will reduce energy use big time particularly the spade side when stripping the gravel-less inches off the top to determine a possible deep target. Most of my energy is consumed by the scrapes, but it has to be done.

Broke it in today, absolutely love it, cuts through the ground like cheese. When the spade end gets blunt, can I use a grinder to sharpen it or will that soften the steel?

It's 2 sides of coin but not, nature eventually destroys what it creates, and even if not its still going to be a slower decomposition of anything else. The only way we can construct is by the deconstruction to mine for something else. A Sci fi quote from the movie aliens covenant, "One must...

Awesome anomaly mate, it's now 40 years later

When I share knowledge I'm thinking about the age view rate on my channel, there is a dangerous age bracket for views but young people are LAZY and impatient, so overall I don't expect much change in thier recovery.

Without even sinking your pick there are things to notice that tell you it's there, something I don't share, but for you to figure out. And when you figure that out you will see pick mapping on every scale..

It isn't until you go buy a new pick that you realise just how worn out your old one is 🤣 Bought a big brother this time, ground killer, time to strip 😎

Walking around surfaced areas, the 'edges' are what I only show interest in. The main area of the surfaced workings is allways red iron clay, I think that's actually the bedrock that if I recompose and un-oxidies it's as deep as the gold from the old reef gravels the layed out to sink. Iron...

The video from the last 3 bits..

This dark fudge was @ 700m down, old timers timbers and workings went to about 150m..

How's this one 👌