thank you for sharing this mate, it is nice to read something other than whats in the news it is always doom and gloom, much respect mate
rocketaroo said:I am halfway through my cert 3 in disability support. Oneday, my duties could include taking someone, such as this young fella detecting
Hi Ramjet, Hase the little feller got a pick ? pm post addres I will send a Little ripper digger for him, Ron.Ramjet said:A good news story because the world needs more of them.
A guy on a metal detecting Facebook group I follow posted this a few hours ago. (Copied with permission)
"So on Friday a young autistic fella came and had a yarn with me while detectoring, he was really curious on the detector, so I gave him some pointers and a few off the Browns I found, today he found me again, his carer said he spotted me from the main street. So I spent the hole afternoon detectoring with him, and when he left he said too his carer that he wants to start saving too get a detector like Rambo, so today I found a great little mate. I gave him my findings for the day and said when you have enough we will get one sorted for Ya."
So a couple of hours later some very generous people have pledged donations and a dealer has come on board with a special price and a few goodies thrown in as well. We are going to fit the young bloke out with a detector, digger, pin pointer and all the other toys needed to get him out detecting.
I just thought it was a story worth sharing. There are still some great people out there. Well done to Rambo and all the others who donated.
bluejeansronald said:Hi Ramjet, Hase the little feller got a pick ? pm post addres I will send a Little ripper digger for him, Ron.Ramjet said:A good news story because the world needs more of them.
A guy on a metal detecting Facebook group I follow posted this a few hours ago. (Copied with permission)
"So on Friday a young autistic fella came and had a yarn with me while detectoring, he was really curious on the detector, so I gave him some pointers and a few off the Browns I found, today he found me again, his carer said he spotted me from the main street. So I spent the hole afternoon detectoring with him, and when he left he said too his carer that he wants to start saving too get a detector like Rambo, so today I found a great little mate. I gave him my findings for the day and said when you have enough we will get one sorted for Ya."
So a couple of hours later some very generous people have pledged donations and a dealer has come on board with a special price and a few goodies thrown in as well. We are going to fit the young bloke out with a detector, digger, pin pointer and all the other toys needed to get him out detecting.
I just thought it was a story worth sharing. There are still some great people out there. Well done to Rambo and all the others who donated.
BigWave said:Hi Ramjet,
I'd be interested in contributing to a like organisation should PA members start such activities here. It's about getting folk out to appreciate nature, minerology, camp fires etc and am sure it would be a hit. What better life therapy than the bush, sun, friends, exercise, animal life (excluding bushwackers/druggos etc), fresh air and the thrill of the hunt? I realise it would take the buy-in of professional therapists etc, but you guys would provide the experience and knowhow. Hell, PA has got painters, sketchers, historians, geologists, lapidarians, sluicygoosys, detectorists, metalurgists, ewlery makers, boilermakers, electronics experts, furnace makers, site knowledge, general gooses etc. etc.
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