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<blockquote data-quote="XIV" data-source="post: 441138" data-attributes="member: 735"><p>There are plenty of areas to go, but most of the tracks don't open till the end of month.</p><p>In town you have stringers creek, that is on the side of the road all the way though town, the locals are happy for you to do some planning, but not to run a sluice or highbanker.</p><p>There is still some nice gold to be had.</p><p>But please stay out of the old mullock heaps, they are now on the heritage listings, and are out of bounds.</p><p>The pub there on town is always good for a feed, and the shop owners are always happy for a chat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XIV, post: 441138, member: 735"] There are plenty of areas to go, but most of the tracks don't open till the end of month. In town you have stringers creek, that is on the side of the road all the way though town, the locals are happy for you to do some planning, but not to run a sluice or highbanker. There is still some nice gold to be had. But please stay out of the old mullock heaps, they are now on the heritage listings, and are out of bounds. The pub there on town is always good for a feed, and the shop owners are always happy for a chat. [/QUOTE]
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