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Post by Guest Fri 16 Aug 2013, 7:09 pm

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Well trust me I haven't any inclination in carrying out such a feat.

There r a number of reasons why, let alone, u can work for 6 months of the year in a mining job as a FIFO
and earn an easy $150k per year without any expenses.

fuel doesn't come down in price so bank on about $2 per litre for fuel.
If u don't have a few good leases behind u then u will b pushing shite up hill to make ends meet let alone fall back on.

just because u can find gold doesn't necessary say that u will continually find gold. Its not like fishing were u can hit a spot and get a good haul of snapper or blue bone or whatever takes your culinary delight, once u remove gold it doesn't magically reappear. once its gone its gone, no more harry.
That's why a lot of eastern staters whinge coz all they find is fly shite --why coz they hammer the old spots day in day out.

if u haven't got a few pieces of basic machinery then its even harder to get good results.

set ya self up with a few thousand in the bank first and see how hard it really is.

To find good gold u need to pan --that's how the old timers done it and really nothing has changed especially if u r lookin for the leader. This method saves u a lot of time piss farting around and most importantly u must know when to call it quits..

all the best if u do venture into this profession..

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Post by martinjsto Sun 08 Dec 2013, 7:04 pm

the treasurer in WA is Bill O'Connor he can be contacted via email
billandsueoconnor@bigpond,com
we have known Bill and Sue for years as family friends they are lovely people.
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Post by albo Mon 09 Dec 2013, 9:05 am

Thanks for keeping me up to speed fellas , all good, im yet to join & will if they want me of course , silent partner , hr hr
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Post by Bignuggs Mon 09 Dec 2013, 7:55 pm

It's possible that Bill and his good lady are O/seas at the mo on holiday. They might be back now, I'm not sure.
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Post by Guest Wed 11 Dec 2013, 10:42 am

bloody hell--back in town again after a couple of hours on the tractor last night--blown hydraulic hose--

do breakdowns ever cease -- spare me lord I just need a good run for a week --
the Rio Tinto trains were working overtime last night --heard everyone every 45 minutes or there abouts. Even seen one set coming back with 4 locos on the front.

These things were meant to test us.

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Post by Guest Thu 02 Jan 2014, 3:41 pm

all over till August next year -- maybe earlier if the weather stays dry..

good luck out there to everyone having a go.

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