Colmaca
Colin
Jaros said:Very nice colmaca- you need more!!!
I normally get more for the area . I must been in a hurry to get back for beers
I just look at my older pics Maybe its a little less than normal I have over a Oz out this hole
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I normally get more for the area . I must been in a hurry to get back for beers
I just look at my older pics Maybe its a little less than normal I have over a Oz out this hole
MJB
matt
That's great looking gold Colmaca and an even better hole
I can only imagine what a good dry blower would be able to produce for you out of that hole mate......mine would cop a flogging I know that much
I can only imagine what a good dry blower would be able to produce for you out of that hole mate......mine would cop a flogging I know that much
KiwiKaren
Karen
This thread always makes me smile.
I have been out panning 3 times now and only found very small (and not very many) pieces and get SO excited over them.
Would totally be over the moon to have a pan with as much colour as what you guys get.
Last trip I found my first ever bit still attached to a piece of quartz. It is SO CUTE!
Here it is....
Cant see it? This is taken with a 10x held up to my phone
:lol: :8
I have been out panning 3 times now and only found very small (and not very many) pieces and get SO excited over them.
Would totally be over the moon to have a pan with as much colour as what you guys get.
Last trip I found my first ever bit still attached to a piece of quartz. It is SO CUTE!
Here it is....
Cant see it? This is taken with a 10x held up to my phone
:lol: :8
Nice lil pce karen... im still waiting for a pan full too....
Its not too worn keep at it its mumma might be close.
Its not too worn keep at it its mumma might be close.
DigginForGold
Matt
@KiwiKaren
It's not the size that matters... at least that what I've always been told.
It's a nice little piece.
It's not the size that matters... at least that what I've always been told.
It's a nice little piece.
It sure is wee, small, cute, but still--a memory nonetheless. (Great word that)
Jaros
Jaros
kawman
steve wardle
it has not travelled far because it is very rough and still has the host rock attached.. as the guys said keep looking around and you may find where it came from and clean up..
My results of our meet up. I only panned out 2buckets i was to wrapped up with trying to get to know all the PA members. And they were all great
....my cheeks are sore from smiling all day.
What a great result all round for you and the members who attended.
Cheers Jaros
Cheers Jaros
Twapster
Peter
Results from the old faithful over the weekend.........
Spent 3 days looking around and only a few hours actually digging. No water in the area I wanted to go to so went back to the easy spot after 2 days of 4wd action.
In hindsight I should have just smashed the old faithful for 3 days and id have a lot more for the photo. Anyway, its all part of the fun searching for new locations knowing I can go back to the old one for a few hours just to get the GOLD FIX! :lol: :lol:
Spent 3 days looking around and only a few hours actually digging. No water in the area I wanted to go to so went back to the easy spot after 2 days of 4wd action.
In hindsight I should have just smashed the old faithful for 3 days and id have a lot more for the photo. Anyway, its all part of the fun searching for new locations knowing I can go back to the old one for a few hours just to get the GOLD FIX! :lol: :lol:
ice one Twapster... gold storm in a muffin cup i do love flat flaky gold
i do love flat flaky gold
Great gold, Pete!
Twapster
Peter
Tks guys...I love the sound it makes too!!! lol
Great result Peter, I love the sound Gold makes too, it's a subtle yet a very pleasing sound, the real sound of money.
golddiggerart
Arthur
mdv
Martin
Following in the footsteps of Colmaca and Twapster, here is my effort for Easter, HB'ing the creek on our farm. Thanks Twapster for the idea of a cupcake paper.
Almost all of it is fine/flour gold with a few bits of medium (-12/+20 mesh), plus one little coarse bit (0.05g). All but the coarse bit are well worn.
The little coarse bit is quite rough and has not travelled very far at all.
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Have found flood gold all the way down to the clay bed. Now to extend my digging to find more coarse bits down on the clay layer.
In this photo, I sampled down about 12 inches into the gray clay in the crevice but came up with nothing. I am not sure if I have the drive to excavate to see what lies beneath these large river boulders and the clay layer. I dug a test hole into the clay nearby and went down a metre into gray clay and then orange clay without striking bedrock.
This the same digging as in my previous 'show and tell' post - a great little spot, only 30m from my tent. Just me, goats, roos, birds, and the odd snake.
So much more digging to do.
Almost all of it is fine/flour gold with a few bits of medium (-12/+20 mesh), plus one little coarse bit (0.05g). All but the coarse bit are well worn.
The little coarse bit is quite rough and has not travelled very far at all.
Have found flood gold all the way down to the clay bed. Now to extend my digging to find more coarse bits down on the clay layer.
In this photo, I sampled down about 12 inches into the gray clay in the crevice but came up with nothing. I am not sure if I have the drive to excavate to see what lies beneath these large river boulders and the clay layer. I dug a test hole into the clay nearby and went down a metre into gray clay and then orange clay without striking bedrock.
This the same digging as in my previous 'show and tell' post - a great little spot, only 30m from my tent. Just me, goats, roos, birds, and the odd snake.
So much more digging to do.
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I love the pics mdv, great looking spot and so much potential, thanks for posting.
mdv
Martin
After a bit more than 2 years of exploring, sampling and digging the creek on our farm, I have finally reached the magic 'one ounce' mark.
Left to Right: Pickers (>0.1g); Coarse (+12 mesh); Medium (-12/+20); Fine (-20/+50); Flour (-50 mesh); Easter 2015 (yet to be sorted).
Still got the 'gold fever'.
Left to Right: Pickers (>0.1g); Coarse (+12 mesh); Medium (-12/+20); Fine (-20/+50); Flour (-50 mesh); Easter 2015 (yet to be sorted).
Still got the 'gold fever'.
Great share mdv i love the vials...
G
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Mdv' thanks for sharing! I love seeing gold in vials because i know the hard work been put into them...
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