Muster Pics

If you still have photo's of the Niagara Experiment more commonly known as the Muster or even pics of your latest finds, can you upload/share them this week sometime please.
I can feel a DWAG vid clip coming on    and I'm a bit bored at the mo and need something to do  

Cheers

PS. no rude suggestions about getting unbored, especially from you Raymond  

Here's a few for you Cliff. Use anything you want or delete them if you wish. I'll post them a few at a time because we're still out bush and I don't know how well they'll upload.


Mrs M says "Why dig a hole when somebody has already done it for you".


Trying out the new White's Goldmaster on the way to Niagara.


At last she found the pot at the end of the rainbow.

Looks like we made it. It only took a week from Capel.


We don't know anybody so perhaps they'll find us?


The Niagara Dam on a beautiful last day of the muster.

There's no fire wood at the dam and we're not used to carrying it. We just park in the woods.


Surely nobody's looked in here?


It's all to wrong colour...

There's plenty to do here when you've had it with swinging a detector.


I little of our money wasted but then we're now putting it to good use.


The yabbie hole below the dam.

Mrs M found lots of brass buttons, buckles and lots of other odds and ends.


She even found an ancient bracket fungi preserved in stone.


"Look what I found. I think it'll clean up ok".

Martin found a pair of parrots nesting in a hollow branch right near his campsite.


I managed to one egg out without breaking it.


Into the kitchen for breakfast.


After the omelette it was off to the bush dunny.

Hi Phil,
Thanks for the pics.  Have you still got these studs ?  if they have "L.S & Co SF" on them and they look like they have been attached with a centre punch, then you could be on a winner but probably no money in it.
The Levi Strauss company in San Francisco would like to get their hands on them especially if you tell them where they were found and a bit of history of the area.
I haven't got the email address anymore but you can contact via email their company historian.
Cheers
Cliff

Bignuggs wrote:Hi Phil,
Thanks for the pics.  Have you still got these studs ?  if they have "L.S & Co SF" on them and they look like they have been attached with a centre punch, then you could be on a winner but probably no money in it.
The Levi Strauss company in San Francisco would like to get their hands on them especially if you tell them where they were found and a bit of history of the area.
I haven't got the email address anymore but you can contact via email their company historian.
Cheers
Cliff

Yeah definitely, if it's junk we still have it, if it's gold we're still lookin...