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River Sluice in Tasmania
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<blockquote data-quote="Philski" data-source="post: 36558" data-attributes="member: 1553"><p>Your not alone, we always used to be able to sluice in Tasmania. Its a new thing. </p><p></p><p>We now have the most confusing and restricted "anal" prospecting licence in the country, and most expensive! From a state that from day dot. would be dead in the water without mining. You don't thankfully need a prospecting licence to fossick in any of the designated areas, Penguin, waymouth, magnet, lord brassy, weld river, killiekrankie etc. </p><p>Sluices of all descriptions are banned. River, box, ground, high banker etc. But, as Jack stated they have allowed a high banker at doctors rocks recently and Ralph Bottrill even suggests the wording is hard to understand. I agree. </p><p></p><p>Starry has a petition going and i am pursuing our loss of heritage, and artisanal Mining avenues. Both fall under the United Nations. And seeing as 1/3 of the state belongs to the UN under the WHA. We lost that too. I dare say i can for our direct lose of Mining cultural and historical prospecting rights</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Philski, post: 36558, member: 1553"] Your not alone, we always used to be able to sluice in Tasmania. Its a new thing. We now have the most confusing and restricted "anal" prospecting licence in the country, and most expensive! From a state that from day dot. would be dead in the water without mining. You don't thankfully need a prospecting licence to fossick in any of the designated areas, Penguin, waymouth, magnet, lord brassy, weld river, killiekrankie etc. Sluices of all descriptions are banned. River, box, ground, high banker etc. But, as Jack stated they have allowed a high banker at doctors rocks recently and Ralph Bottrill even suggests the wording is hard to understand. I agree. Starry has a petition going and i am pursuing our loss of heritage, and artisanal Mining avenues. Both fall under the United Nations. And seeing as 1/3 of the state belongs to the UN under the WHA. We lost that too. I dare say i can for our direct lose of Mining cultural and historical prospecting rights [/QUOTE]
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