Sorry to hear you were only 3 metres away Larry. Didn't I say to walk on the right side of the track.
Better luck next trip. Just remember to keep to the right. There's still time.
D Motherinlaw said Lambie can have this bit to buy herself something nice.
-- Edited by Hey Jim on Sunday 19th of February 2017 09:31:10 AM
Goldfinger said
10:44 AM Feb 19, 2017
Old Cornish saying Jim....'Where gold be,..is where she be'.....it can be found in the most unlikely places and generally is these days, as most of the available ground has been thrashed by successive detectors...still more is in the ground than has ever been found it's just out of the reach of our modern detector technology..at this stage anyway....any deeper and I likely couldn't dig it anyway..lol..
Where was that delicious nugget found?....how many Ozs Troy?.....would your mother in Law like a detecting pard'ner?.....what about Lambie?...if I detect toooo far to the right I may find Cori Bernadi!........so many questions..so few answers...lmao..Hoo Roo
-- Edited by Goldfinger on Sunday 19th of February 2017 10:45:39 AM
Hey Jim said
09:55 PM Feb 19, 2017
Hi Larry,
You know were in WA. Look a bit closer and it will give you a clue. Cleaned it weighs 586.5 grams. Beleave it or not, She tunned over a rock with A pick, and there it was half sticking out of the ground.
Goldfinger said
05:47 PM Feb 20, 2017
....you mean she could have found it using my new 'state of the fartt...er ..I mean art' detector, Jim??........good on her....very happy for her..that''s possibly a $35,000/$40,000 nugget.........Hoo Roo
Sorry to hear you were only 3 metres away Larry. Didn't I say to walk on the right side of the track.
Better luck next trip. Just remember to keep to the right.
There's still time.
D Motherinlaw said Lambie can have this bit to buy herself something nice.
-- Edited by Hey Jim on Sunday 19th of February 2017 09:31:10 AM
Old Cornish saying Jim....'Where gold be,..is where she be'.....it can be found in the most unlikely places and generally is these days, as most of the available ground has been thrashed by successive detectors...still more is in the ground than has ever been found it's just out of the reach of our modern detector technology..at this stage anyway....any deeper and I likely couldn't dig it anyway..lol..
Where was that delicious nugget found?....how many Ozs Troy?.....would your mother in Law like a detecting pard'ner?.....what about Lambie?...if I detect toooo far to the right I may find Cori Bernadi!........so many questions..so few answers...lmao..Hoo Roo
-- Edited by Goldfinger on Sunday 19th of February 2017 10:45:39 AM
Hi Larry,
You know were in WA. Look a bit closer and it will give you a clue. Cleaned it weighs 586.5 grams. Beleave it or not, She tunned over a rock with A pick, and there it was half sticking out of the ground.
....you mean she could have found it using my new 'state of the fartt...er ..I mean art' detector, Jim??........good on her....very happy for her..that''s possibly a $35,000/$40,000 nugget.........Hoo Roo