How about opal at Tarrawilla Station near Angaston, Barossa Valley, by Johannes Menge. 
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Correct just down the road from Yalumba wines
Rockhunter62 said:How about opal at Tarrawilla Station near Angaston, Barossa Valley, by Johannes Menge.
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Thanks BarossaDigger,
I will try to get a question up sunday night after I think all day at work tomorrow.
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I will try to get a question up sunday night after I think all day at work tomorrow.
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Today seems like a good day for a question. I will apoligise now if this has been asked before.
Who am I? I found a monster nugget back in February 1868.
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Who am I? I found a monster nugget back in February 1868.
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No Danny, but if you perservere with your research you will find the answer.
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The Curtis nugget found by mr Curtis
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5 2 1868
5 2 1868
Yes Danny,
Mr Valentine Curtis Brigg found a 975 oz (31kg) nugget near Sailors Gully, Gympie area and was called the Curtis or Perserverence Nugget on the 6th Feb 1868.
All yours Danny, over to you.
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Mr Valentine Curtis Brigg found a 975 oz (31kg) nugget near Sailors Gully, Gympie area and was called the Curtis or Perserverence Nugget on the 6th Feb 1868.
All yours Danny, over to you.
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Thought you had that marksman !
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What was the weight and name of a monster nugget found in 1869 ?
world's largest nugget was found just a couple of inches below the ground near Dunolly, Victoria, Australia on 5 February 1869. Weighing in at 2,315.5 troy ounces (72.02 kg) it surpassed the "Welcome Nugget" by nearly a hundred ounces
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Not far off marksman
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Your second choice might have it marksmen
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That's right "welcome stranger" found in 1869 in bulldog gully weighing 69 kilograms was the largest nugget in the world until beaten by the nugget at dunolly
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Over to you marksmen
Who am i
This one i will start from the end and work to the start
I died in my own bed in 1878 of a broken heart
This one i will start from the end and work to the start
I died in my own bed in 1878 of a broken heart
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Very correct mate
