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In the 1980s we saw it while camping at Wyangala Dam Regards, Tote

Chilling with SWMBO and a couple of black label rums having a cutout party after shearing. Shearers wanted to start any 06:30 this morning after moving to daylight saving. That would be way too bloody early..... Regards, Tote

The protocol is that you contact council and they will pass on your desire to make contact with the owner as pointed out above. Worth a shot though, I'd be pretty upset if I went to my place and found someone had been digging stuff up......... Regards, Tote

Near the lift bridge Brewarrina, early 90s Regards, Tote

Depending on where you are coming from its a nice drive from Capertee following the Turon through to Sofala, you could then head into Hill End from Sofala and out to Mudgee/Gulgong via Hargreaves. If you are up for something that's a bit more off-road you can come from Sunny Corner through to...

Some 48s and an 82 in a location you should be familiar with Ramjet, they were all online too. Taken in the early Nineties at Narromine Regards, Tote

8/25 Regards, Tote

Nope, I've been looking but have never heard any more Regards, Tote

Heres an interesting story, I grew up a couple of miles away from Newbridge and had never heard of Maryanne Tattersall, although there is a Chinese grave in a corner of the cemetery. I've never heard any more other than this story and wonder if she was dug up looking for buried treasure...

SWMBO has a 2011 Wrangler unlimited with 190,000 KM on it. Aside from tyres and oil changes the only things we have had to fix has been a rear axle seal, a radiator just recently and the switch that determines if the key is in the ignition. We did a trip to tassie with the two kids and it...

I have seen a satellite do a 90 degree turn, not sure they are supposed to do that........ Regards, Tote

Its doesn't help when 4wd magazines publish suggestions on how to find said mineshafts...... While in the area, I wanted to take the group to see a little mine that very few people know about. The track down to the mine is heavily rutted and parking is at a premium at the bottom. For this...

We own a farm that has a history going back to the mid 1800s, as a consequence there is all sorts of relics lying around. One of these is a wooden windlass, What are the opinions of the forum experts, was it used in mining or as part of a sawmill, both were present around the area...

Woo Hoo 10 posts here you go https://www.resourcesandgeoscience.nsw.gov.au/about-us/news/2017/fossicking-districts-increase-across-nsw Regards, Tote

Both Blayney shire and Cabonne are now fossicking areas. A google of fossicking areas in NSW will give you more info, sorry I can't post links below 10 posts Regards, Tote

+1 on this sentiment, we have 330 productive acres in an area where there are a lot of weekend blocks. the blockies typically buy the place, stick up lots of signs saying 30KM/H, No Shooting, No Trespassing etc and then deal with the break ins, vandalism etc that occurs. A couple of KM down the...

We only had 16 mm at our farm near Rye Park over the weekend and there wasn't even any runoff. The country is so dry and none of the rain thats fallen on the coast has made it very far west. My estimation of the creek level would be low. Regards, Tote

imgur is the go, free and works well. Makes you wonder how much longer photobucket will survive. uploading to the forum does cost the forum storage space to host the pictures. Regards, Tote

The underground boiler rooms are pretty cool. Regards, Tote