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dried up creek beds???
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<blockquote data-quote="bradeezle" data-source="post: 445532" data-attributes="member: 13772"><p>Gday guys. I live down in goulburn. As I was driving out of goulburn today heading out to the bush I noticed</p><p>that there is a few old creek beds on the side of the road. and above them is just grazing land.</p><p></p><p>The creek beds would probly be around 50 metres long. </p><p></p><p>Been new to prospecting, would these old dried up creek beds contain gold? as they are nowhere near mountains, gorges. </p><p>I didnt get out of the car but it just looked really "goldy", You could bassically walk the old creek bed on the side of the road pretty much.</p><p>And it definatley was private property. Im just trying to find the "marker" for what makes it a gold bearing old creek just been "on the side of the road" </p><p>heading out to the bush on a tarred road.</p><p></p><p>Cheers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bradeezle, post: 445532, member: 13772"] Gday guys. I live down in goulburn. As I was driving out of goulburn today heading out to the bush I noticed that there is a few old creek beds on the side of the road. and above them is just grazing land. The creek beds would probly be around 50 metres long. Been new to prospecting, would these old dried up creek beds contain gold? as they are nowhere near mountains, gorges. I didnt get out of the car but it just looked really "goldy", You could bassically walk the old creek bed on the side of the road pretty much. And it definatley was private property. Im just trying to find the "marker" for what makes it a gold bearing old creek just been "on the side of the road" heading out to the bush on a tarred road. Cheers. [/QUOTE]
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