It's just farther out these days

Forget "Grandad's Patch". Here "X marks the spot:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-02-02/central-australian-desert-showing-gold-like-the-rush-era/6063704

What side of the border is it on ?  if it's in NT I can see a lot of new tojo's being run into the ground but if it's in WA, I can see a lot of new tojos's being run into the ground
There's an echo here there's an echo here there's an echo here  

it belongs to Lassetter, leave it alone  

We got cut off by rain but managed to bring this one back through the gap in the Rawlinson Range @ Schwerin Mural Crescent. Yep, a bit of Lasseter's Reef. :-)

Nice lump of rock, was there any gold in it and how much.

Looks like the retirement nugget Peter. lol. If only it was that easy.

Regards

Phil

Bit of foam next to a plugged drill hole, looks the part though.

Not wrong Peter, I really had to look hard at that pic and you had a straight face with it.

Haul trucks with 13-17g/ton travelling to process ore... did I hear 70kms?

Bet they are happy Mr Abbott dropped the carbon tax.

or thats a fair gauntlet to run from the Blue rinse Bandido's already lining up in the haul road narrows to hijack those trucks offering brownies while their old man is madly SDC beeping their load like a crazy goanna with deep pockets in the dusty rear view mirror.

Still love the " halo" on the fellas head.

NuggieDreamer wrote:Haul trucks with 13-17g/ton travelling to process ore... did I hear 70kms?

Bet they are happy Mr Abbott dropped the carbon tax.

or thats a fair gauntlet to run  from the Blue rinse Bandido's already lining up in the haul road narrows to hijack those trucks offering brownies while their old man is madly SDC beeping their load like a crazy goanna with deep pockets in the dusty rear view mirror.

I am pretty sure they will be carting it to the granites gold mine for processing,