Tip with lifting tin.....its better to lift it towards you. Even to the point of standing on the edge closest to you. That way when the tin comes up the snake takes off away from you instead of towards you.
Klesh, I got a hunch and I searched quickly that Cottee's bottle, and if it's clean and not broken, some collectors pay up to 20-70 australian dollars of it.
yea it was funny how that stranger dude came along and tried to say dont dig under that tree. "he said there was not anything there.. glad u didnt listen to him, he didnt know what he was talking about, he was just trying to spoil the fun..
Last year on Mother’s Day, kids walking the dog with Dad, Mum stayed home, Dad kicks rock and kid asked is that gold Dad ? Indeed it was a 35 grand nugget $$. Made the news, Bendigo. you don’t have to search for them just trip over them. Shane’s visit was somewhat different 🥺😒.
Yeah Joel, it was awesome wasn't it! I was on the edge of my seat, I will never be there, but I got a great experience of a unique and super cool part of gold prospecting history!
I love your videos. Especially the Australian ones. I live in kalgoorlie western Australia which is home to the 2nd largest gold mine called the superpit. I love how smart you are and the way you talk is very well done with your videos. Absolutely love your vids and can't wait for you to come to Australia again but to the goldfields of kalgoorlie. Look it up. Also I have some paydirt to send you from a mine in Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 Much respect to you and thanks for teaching me all I know
Hey Jessie that's awesome mate. I would really like to visit WA with my detector! You got any secret spots ya wanna share? Email sjklesh@gmail.com! I might actually come visit, in Japan right now.
New Aussie sub here, you've got a great channel, I like your laid back style, presentation and music. You've inspired me to go check a few gold areas in the North East of Victoria, Omeo, Cassilis, the Mitta, the places where I grew up. There were a whole heap of old hermit prospectors up there, cranky old bastards they were. All working their own claims and shooting at us kids if we got too close! Great times. All these old timers are long dead. Nearly every local has a story of going up to check on Old Harris or old Blue or whoever (because they haven't been down to the general store or post office for a few months) and finding a body. All of these ole coot's claims were left to rot after the body's were buried, it's pretty sad to see their personal belongings deteriorating in the dirt. But what I'm interested in is their stashes, they didn't trust banks and would hide their gold , usually buried, on their claims. ( Or so it was rumoured haha). And they were definitely finding gold, on the odd occasion one would rock up to the pub, get drunk and start boasting about how they could uproot tomorrow, go to Thailand to live like a king. But the next day they'd be back at the claim sluicing away, digging and cursing. The lure of more gold was a powerful motivator. They weren't the only ones stashing treasure; mate of mine found a buried Chinese Cremation jar full of home smelted ingots once, detecting around Cassilis. It was over 150 years old. ( Lots of Chinese gold prospectors in the area back then). I reckon if I ran a detector at the base of the bigger trees or boulders, i might find some old buggers hidden cache, would make a nice surprise for any of their surviving family members or if none, myself!
Cool explore, the mind boggles when you check out old diggings. Thanks for swinging by my channel too. I might start adding a few gold/gem stone snippets into my videos.
@@Klesh I know, there is an old gold mine near me, and I will be getting a dedicated gold detector soon. What's your suggestion for me, thinking under $1000 AU.
@@Andysfishing If you want a dedicated detector for finding gold, under the $1,000 AU range, take a look at some videos of people using the Minelab Gold Monster 1000. A few videos back we were using one and it was picking up the smallest flakes of gold (on solid bedrock) it was pretty unbelievable. If you want a machine a little more diverse in case you wanted to go metal detecting beaches, parks and things (along with the ability to find slightly larger gold flakes / nuggets) take a look at the Minelab Equinox 800. I think it should be in your price range. It's my main detector since I travel so much and use it everywhere imaginable (except for deeper than 10' (3 meters) under water)
@@Klesh I saw the Monster find some tiny gold when you were with Chris (I think). But I like the idea of finding one of those 10oz nuggets. I might lean towards the 800, if you are so happy with it, and I do a lot of travel.
One of the things I love about working these areas is not just working out what the gold is doing but what the people before me have been doing. I'd spend about 75% of my prospecting time in the forests around bendigo. Mostly the Whipstick since its only 2km up the road.
Here's a tip, never lift a sheet of tin from the side facing you. Had there been a snake under them you would have been bitten. Always reach across the tin and lift it from the opposite side, so the snake has an escape route and the tin is between you and the snake
Actually, I use to help my mom run 2 antique stores and some of the old old bottles especially with Gold Rush history, go for hundreds each. So do some of the old old product containers in great shape....HUNDREDS each! :D
I am pretty sure the square tins are biscuit tins. I've seen them displayed at a biscuit factory ages ago. I reckon that his stash is still there for sure. You need to go back with a digger! Great adventure Shane, well worth going there :)
I was thinking that his cut would have been eroded even more from rain or flooding and uncovering more gold over the years. When rivers flow and bank or turn they create an edge that collects gold. The banks that turn you want to search the facing upstream side that's where gold collects, I think I could be wrong on what side it collects. Cool video, thanks for sharing!
These are my thoughts about this video. This one is my favorite so far. I was quite happy to see you didn't wear your sandles and..I would have swung the detector in and around the black water. Noone would ever get in it to look. Just maybe that is where he buried his stash.
HAHA! A man after my own heart.keeping the small boy inside alive who loves to turn over logs and such to see what's living underneath them. More carefully in Oz, of course.
@@Klesh It's a ugly dusty operation. Depending on if your using a Gas or Electric Blower it's noisy as hell and you get this FINE FINE Talcum dust plum all over the place. But boy it produces gold almost as good as a regular sluice. This guys got the wind keeping the crap off the back of his neck. LOL th-cam.com/video/AaYlufhakBE/w-d-xo.html
Check out Whites MXT or the GMT the mxt has audio id u dont even have to look at the screen. And the gmt has a digital bar graph that u can use. 1 bar allways means a solid type of non iron metal which ive used in iron infested miner sites. I think both have iron grunt i know the gmt does. Which helps alot.. U can pick them up pretty cheap used.
This video is EPIC you need long boots bro. Great content great location lotsa good relics awesome awesome awesome o bet there is still piles of nuggets there
Well I tried luring the snakes out by wearing sandals 90% of my trip and that didn't work..sneakers didn't work either. I even flipped logs and big pieces of bark for hours and didn't see any. Maybe next time!
The square tin can you picked up at about 6 minutes and the pile of the same were kerosene tins and they stopped using those post ww2. So not 20 years ago more like 60
Looks like you found crusty rusty's Aussie ancestral army. Lot of dead soldiers so to speak, but nice video surprised with the ironstone you didn't get some glitter. Nice
I hope you wanded where you found that lump of quartz I’ve seen it before where an old timer hid his gold stash under a big lump of quartz cos as you know where there’s quartz there’s gold
always and I mean always have ca cyanoacrylate glue with you it is a lifesaver and i mean that literally its perfect for closing all kind of wounds or cuts
What an adventure and it's always an adventure on your videos. It's because you're an adventurer and a love of nature. I always enjoy your videos. All the Best ~ Shirl
I feel I need to tell you about The TH-cam channel called .. J gold .. But yeah he's awesome at finding gold in Australia using an minelab gpz7000 if you've not seen his vids defo look 👍👍
@@Klesh thanks I'm looking at getting some new lenses for my upcoming vlogs and that really helps! I need to get a computer microscope so I can video tape and show just how small Cape Disappointment gold is.
I believe the government does reserve water (any Australians that read this place feel free to correct me) in certain areas making some river beds dry at certain times of the year, in certain locations only. Not sure if this was one of those areas.
@@Klesh yea i read something about this. can be geological reasons. or city, state, or government reasons. it would be fun walking in a dry riverbed like that. it be awesome! fun!
In these hills they wash the gold and graves away To the valley under all of this I lay And there you dig me out, unearthed and saved Hover in the diving light We will rip the night Out of the arms of the sun One more time Close your eyes and we will fly Above the crowded sky And over the dumbstruck world we will run We can rip the night out of the arms of the sun Chris Cornell Scar on the Sky
It's probably abandoned for a reason. Probably because they picked the gold clean from that site. Big companies don't leave anything behind ... It's the way they do business they pick everything bone dry!!! Its sad in a way because they leave nothing behind and they do the same to trees and everything else they can profit off of and when they leave the site it takes years upon years for those areas to ever recoop if ever.
There was water going through there at one point, most water in Victoria is diverted for irrigation today. I'm sure he washed behind his ears in the creek when he had to.
Sorry u came up empty, the memories of this trip will last a life time. I always wanted to down under.lol. I enjoy ypur videos a lot. You and Jeff W. Are my alpha and beta. TWD. 🇺🇸😨🤬🔛🔙😩🚾
top stuff mate you are nearly a ozzy now ha ha just say mate more to every one ha ha great work i try to put up videos on my chanel but they not real professional like yours are man cheers
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Tip with lifting tin.....its better to lift it towards you. Even to the point of standing on the edge closest to you. That way when the tin comes up the snake takes off away from you instead of towards you.
Good Idea Mad Scientist Prospecting! Thanks for watching!
Or just don't lift it up is the safest option.
@@hopebear06 where is the fun in that?
yeah us Aussies know to lift tin and wood etc away from us. the day you lift one and find a 6ft red bellied black under it, you will realise why haha
Klesh, I got a hunch and I searched quickly that Cottee's bottle, and if it's clean and not broken, some collectors pay up to 20-70 australian dollars of it.
Nice!
guy gives him a thing of quartz and he throws it on the ground lol
Quartz everywhere under our feet here!
You don't go to Australia to crush quartz🤣
That was fun man, thanks for taking us along for the exploration.
Thanks NorCal Prospecting glad you enjoyed it!
yea it was funny how that stranger dude came along and tried to say dont dig under that tree. "he said there was not anything there.. glad u didnt listen to him, he didnt know what he was talking about, he was just trying to spoil the fun..
Last year on Mother’s Day, kids walking the dog with Dad, Mum stayed home, Dad kicks rock and kid asked is that gold Dad ? Indeed it was a 35 grand nugget $$. Made the news, Bendigo. you don’t have to search for them just trip over them. Shane’s visit was somewhat different 🥺😒.
Exploring old sites, looking for gold. It doesn't get much better, unless you find some gold. Thanks Shane for the video. Great fun.
Thanks joel jeffery glad you enjoyed it!
Yeah Joel, it was awesome wasn't it! I was on the edge of my seat, I will never be there, but I got a great experience of a unique and super cool part of gold prospecting history!
I love your videos. Especially the Australian ones. I live in kalgoorlie western Australia which is home to the 2nd largest gold mine called the superpit.
I love how smart you are and the way you talk is very well done with your videos. Absolutely love your vids and can't wait for you to come to Australia again but to the goldfields of kalgoorlie. Look it up. Also I have some paydirt to send you from a mine in Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Much respect to you and thanks for teaching me all I know
Hey Jessie that's awesome mate. I would really like to visit WA with my detector! You got any secret spots ya wanna share? Email sjklesh@gmail.com! I might actually come visit, in Japan right now.
That water looks tasty, have a sip ;-)
I almost did a test with my water filter but wasn't brave enough LOL
Those old timers lived off the grid...just the simple life..
Thanks for sharing..
Cheers Famo59.👍🤓🍺⛏
Thanks Famo59 for watching!
no such a thing as a grid back then.
New Aussie sub here, you've got a great channel, I like your laid back style, presentation and music.
You've inspired me to go check a few gold areas in the North East of Victoria, Omeo, Cassilis, the Mitta, the places where I grew up.
There were a whole heap of old hermit prospectors up there, cranky old bastards they were. All working their own claims and shooting at us kids if we got too close! Great times.
All these old timers are long dead. Nearly every local has a story of going up to check on Old Harris or old Blue or whoever (because they haven't been down to the general store or post office for a few months) and finding a body.
All of these ole coot's claims were left to rot after the body's were buried, it's pretty sad to see their personal belongings deteriorating in the dirt.
But what I'm interested in is their stashes, they didn't trust banks and would hide their gold , usually buried, on their claims. ( Or so it was rumoured haha). And they were definitely finding gold, on the odd occasion one would rock up to the pub, get drunk and start boasting about how they could uproot tomorrow, go to Thailand to live like a king. But the next day they'd be back at the claim sluicing away, digging and cursing. The lure of more gold was a powerful motivator.
They weren't the only ones stashing treasure; mate of mine found a buried Chinese Cremation jar full of home smelted ingots once, detecting around Cassilis. It was over 150 years old. ( Lots of Chinese gold prospectors in the area back then).
I reckon if I ran a detector at the base of the bigger trees or boulders, i might find some old buggers hidden cache, would make a nice surprise for any of their surviving family members or if none, myself!
Nice graphite, Cool story!
Cool explore, the mind boggles when you check out old diggings. Thanks for swinging by my channel too. I might start adding a few gold/gem stone snippets into my videos.
That would be cool! Next time I'm in Australia I'll let you know, a few places in your videos look pretty interesting to explore mate!
@@Klesh I know, there is an old gold mine near me, and I will be getting a dedicated gold detector soon. What's your suggestion for me, thinking under $1000 AU.
@@Andysfishing If you want a dedicated detector for finding gold, under the $1,000 AU range, take a look at some videos of people using the Minelab Gold Monster 1000. A few videos back we were using one and it was picking up the smallest flakes of gold (on solid bedrock) it was pretty unbelievable. If you want a machine a little more diverse in case you wanted to go metal detecting beaches, parks and things (along with the ability to find slightly larger gold flakes / nuggets) take a look at the Minelab Equinox 800. I think it should be in your price range. It's my main detector since I travel so much and use it everywhere imaginable (except for deeper than 10' (3 meters) under water)
@@Klesh I saw the Monster find some tiny gold when you were with Chris (I think). But I like the idea of finding one of those 10oz nuggets. I might lean towards the 800, if you are so happy with it, and I do a lot of travel.
The 800 has a bit of a learning curve, but once you have it down, it's pretty amazing. Keep me updated and I'll be watching
One of the things I love about working these areas is not just working out what the gold is doing but what the people before me have been doing.
I'd spend about 75% of my prospecting time in the forests around bendigo. Mostly the Whipstick since its only 2km up the road.
Nice!
Here's a tip, never lift a sheet of tin from the side facing you. Had there been a snake under them you would have been bitten. Always reach across the tin and lift it from the opposite side, so the snake has an escape route and the tin is between you and the snake
Thank you Bruce Askin!
Actually, I use to help my mom run 2 antique stores and some of the old old bottles especially with Gold Rush history, go for hundreds each. So do some of the old old product containers in great shape....HUNDREDS each! :D
That's an OLD pan! What hard core diggers! Awesome cool fun!
Dude! Just being there was a treasure. That place is wonderful for just the history alone.Great International video my friend. Till next one.
I am pretty sure the square tins are biscuit tins. I've seen them displayed at a biscuit factory ages ago. I reckon that his stash is still there for sure. You need to go back with a digger! Great adventure Shane, well worth going there :)
Thank you 2Qwk2C!
Very cool and fun video Shane!!! Thanks for sharing it with us!!!
Thanks Ian Burwell glad you enjoyed it!
love the vids mate ....keep'em coming and get back to that deposit.....
Thanks and yes I need to get back there and it'll pay for my plane ticket in GOLD!
I was thinking that his cut would have been eroded even more from rain or flooding and uncovering more gold over the years. When rivers flow and bank or turn they create an edge that collects gold. The banks that turn you want to search the facing upstream side that's where gold collects, I think I could be wrong on what side it collects. Cool video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you MUDSWAT!
Another great adventure. I always enjoy finding old sites like that.
Thank you hooahextreme!
that was a really cool look around an old miners camp :)
7:27 Sees a harmless bull-ant wowowowwow, dont blame him though ahaha
Nice!
Much like here in Arizona in some of the more remote areas people have not found yet. Enjoying this trip....
I need to visit you my friend, possible collaboration video and you can us how to find nuggets!
@@Klesh Doable.....
Flippin the corrugated tin was kewl! Nice exploration vid! 🤙👍
Thank you sluggo62!
Incredible finds and on my bucket list to do, I hope. Thanks again......
LOL, CAN HEAR THE BUGS FLYING AROUND YOU!
Very nice video!!awww the old gold pan would have been nice if it still had the bottom wow!!
Thank you Stephie Pefie!
The treasure there is finding the camp and thinking about how he did things and how much he found.great video👍🌟
That's what I think too Ralph it was really a cool place thanks for watching!
What an interesting place, I would love to dig out that old guys stuff, I bet there’s gold hiding out somewhere ⛏😃
If I lived in the area I'd be out there digging away. Maybe next time!
That was neat to see thanks for taking us along
Thank you John Savage!
Old school camp .. Hard living out there.. great video old mate 👍🍻🇦🇺
Thank you Cointector!
These are my thoughts about this video. This one is my favorite so far. I was quite happy to see you didn't wear your sandles and..I would have swung the detector in and around the black water. Noone would ever get in it to look. Just maybe that is where he buried his stash.
Thanks Leann Kennedy glad you enjoyed it!
HAHA! A man after my own heart.keeping the small boy inside alive who loves to turn over logs and such to see what's living underneath them. More carefully in Oz, of course.
Good adventure , that is a very interesting spot . Great video
Thank you Cys Detecting!
I’m sure it will reach 10k. Keep up the great work brother
Thank you joe gordon!
What a great video; such fun. Thanks for sharing, as always.
Thanks Amanda T glad you enjoyed it!
Always great to watch your videos, brother!!!
Morty, we’re going to Bendigo, have to get the green cube.
:D
Dang that place is a perfect Location for a Dry Washing Rig. Ever Dry Washed ? Here in Southern New Mexico it's a good option.
Good Idea pulesjet! Thanks for watching! I haven't tried dry washing yet but have seen videos. Maybe I'll visit SNM to do that.
@@Klesh It's a ugly dusty operation. Depending on if your using a Gas or Electric Blower it's noisy as hell and you get this FINE FINE Talcum dust plum all over the place. But boy it produces gold almost as good as a regular sluice. This guys got the wind keeping the crap off the back of his neck. LOL th-cam.com/video/AaYlufhakBE/w-d-xo.html
Check out Whites MXT or the GMT the mxt has audio id u dont even have to look at the screen. And the gmt has a digital bar graph that u can use. 1 bar allways means a solid type of non iron metal which ive used in iron infested miner sites. I think both have iron grunt i know the gmt does. Which helps alot.. U can pick them up pretty cheap used.
This video is EPIC you need long boots bro. Great content great location lotsa good relics awesome awesome awesome o bet there is still piles of nuggets there
Well I tried luring the snakes out by wearing sandals 90% of my trip and that didn't work..sneakers didn't work either. I even flipped logs and big pieces of bark for hours and didn't see any. Maybe next time!
The square tin can you picked up at about 6 minutes and the pile of the same were kerosene tins and they stopped using those post ww2. So not 20 years ago more like 60
I know this video is a month old but the glass/drums/metal with holes and cans are probably a gun plinking range.
yaeh possibly!
Awesome vid as usual! Shame there wasn't any remnants of gold there for ya
Thanks Grant Summerfield for watching!
It was worth the exploration of the camp. hey you never Know. Thanks AL I am caught Back up now . Loved the series Shane.
"Burn barrel" ... I was worried that you found another outdoor toilet lol.
Ohh yeah I'm glad it wasnt. Nothing like finding a Poop shack in the middle of nowhere to make a good video...
You have one of those trick classifiers. Gotta get me one.
Nice! Yeah they're great.
Thank you for a great trip,we were with you in spirit/
Thanks David Villa glad you enjoyed it!
Crusty Rusty's family doesn't look too good
Looks like you found crusty rusty's Aussie ancestral army. Lot of dead soldiers so to speak, but nice video surprised with the ironstone you didn't get some glitter. Nice
Thanks yeah that's what it was! All the dead crusty rustys.. =(
I hope you wanded where you found that lump of quartz I’ve seen it before where an old timer hid his gold stash under a big lump of quartz cos as you know where there’s quartz there’s gold
I didn't look but maybe that's true!
ty for sharing. this was awesome
Thanks Shaw's Prospecting glad you enjoyed it!
always and I mean always have ca cyanoacrylate glue with you
it is a lifesaver and i mean that literally its perfect for closing all kind of wounds or cuts
Yep, it was invented for that reason. Thanks for watching!
Sweet adventure man if rocks and trees could talk the history there awesome thanks be safe
Thank you milesnn!
I was rooting for you guys maybe next time you'll hit the motherload !!
Thank you CIR GOLD!
you are full of knowledge and wisdom
Thank you Victor Marshall!
That spoon is evidence that a vampire has been in this location.
Maybe?
Found many spoons worldwide, maybe there's an infestation!?
Thanks for the video.
Thanks MrDoeboy356 glad you enjoyed it!
Nice adventure hope it wasn't too hot at the end.
It was really hot but nothing will stop me from visiting the far corners of the planet to bring everyone else some adventure! Thanks for watching!
Awesome! Have you ever panned in the UK?
Yes check my UK videos series, around april 2018
had 2pause video. Hello …. "burn barrel". 1st place to search for buried stash. Under barrel
~rad~
I thought that too. It wouldn't get hot enough to melt the gold.
Thank you RADrockitpsyence!
What an adventure and it's always an adventure on your videos. It's because you're an adventurer and a love of nature. I always enjoy your videos. All the Best ~ Shirl
Thanks Shirl I enjoy making the videos and I'm glad you like them too!
@@Klesh I love them I don't just like them. One of my favorite people on TH-cam and always will be. :-)
Thank you Shirl Bussman!
@UCW59FgUrYH16PeAf1Ttczng You're so very welcome. :-)
Fasinating, great video.
Thank you chris.!
Klesh has the snipe coil. I want one of those bad boys.
It's nice for sure
Are you home yet? You've got mail. :D Cheers, Chris.
I'm home, I'll go down to the PO Box and ask if I got anything. Thanks!
Looks like you had fun.
Thanks Touristique du Canada for watching!
I feel I need to tell you about The TH-cam channel called .. J gold .. But yeah he's awesome at finding gold in Australia using an minelab gpz7000 if you've not seen his vids defo look 👍👍
Thank you *Alex* V-i-P!
What lens are you using for your camera? It has great quality!
I use the EF-S 18-135mm Lens for close up shots, and EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens for the vlog style shots.
@@Klesh thanks I'm looking at getting some new lenses for my upcoming vlogs and that really helps! I need to get a computer microscope so I can video tape and show just how small Cape Disappointment gold is.
Nice!
I’d love to off been the old guy out of the way digging a bit of gold up with plenty of peace and quiet.
Me too
what happened to the creek bed water why is it dried up now whats ur best guess?
I believe the government does reserve water (any Australians that read this place feel free to correct me) in certain areas making some river beds dry at certain times of the year, in certain locations only. Not sure if this was one of those areas.
@@Klesh yea i read something about this.
can be geological reasons. or city, state, or government reasons. it would be fun walking in a dry riverbed like that. it be awesome! fun!
always flip the tin back towards yourself unless you want to get bitten of cause.
In these hills they wash the gold and graves away
To the valley under all of this I lay
And there you dig me out, unearthed and saved
Hover in the diving light
We will rip the night
Out of the arms of the sun
One more time
Close your eyes and we will fly
Above the crowded sky
And over the dumbstruck world we will run
We can rip the night out of the arms of the sun Chris Cornell Scar on the Sky
Wow that was cool!
Great old Camp.
Thanks Goldwaschen & Paydirt for watching!
That’s great to see you get around the place
Cool find that and would be good
To have more time looking around ay
Cheers
Crouch Oz
Thanks Wayne McCleary for watching!
Cool video 😁👍
Thanks It was pretty nice of Colin to invite me out to this place. Thanks Dan for watching!
This was super bitchin Shane! Thank so much for sharing that place. Ghost of a Prospector.
Thanks Insolent Stickleback for watching!
Richest goldfields on Earth around Bendigo/ Ballarat.
I agree hopebear06, and thanks for watching!
Very cools old stuff..
Thank you Greg Larson!
Love the videos!
Thank you Josh Reichenberger!
that is alot of littering
yeah it is.
Well, those ants were kinda gold, and they were kinda laying around on the ground everywhere.
Yeah they were
It's probably abandoned for a reason. Probably because they picked the gold clean from that site. Big companies don't leave anything behind ... It's the way they do business they pick everything bone dry!!! Its sad in a way because they leave nothing behind and they do the same to trees and everything else they can profit off of and when they leave the site it takes years upon years for those areas to ever recoop if ever.
Pretty cool.
Thank you RADrockitpsyence!
i hope you held on to the cotteys bottel...thats colecterbal
I left it for next time
Ya never know what is or was there .Wonder how the old guy put up with ants?? No shower? LOL
There was water going through there at one point, most water in Victoria is diverted for irrigation today. I'm sure he washed behind his ears in the creek when he had to.
Sorry u came up empty, the memories of this trip will last a life time.
I always wanted to down under.lol.
I enjoy ypur videos a lot. You and Jeff W. Are my alpha and beta. TWD.
🇺🇸😨🤬🔛🔙😩🚾
Thank you Thomas H!
I came back and viewed again 👍👍
Thank you WhiskerStickers!
The guy in the background sounds like crayator
Nice!
What would be cool is if we could see the old sluice box
I agree Mitchell's mining 2, and thanks for watching!
Buried berrel I'd say was the refrigerator
Good Observation Chris Saucier, and thanks for watching!
very cool
Thank you Two Buckets Prospecting!
That gold pan is crusty rustys cousin 😂
Hahha yes! His long lost Australian Uncle!
So, you missed out on seeing "inch" ants. They are huge.
Nope, I didn't miss out I totally saw them!
Awesome.
Fun fun
Thank you Christina Kauffman!
Lets link up! I live right in Southlands right down the street from ya!
Bendigo is like 1 hour from where I live
Nice!
top stuff mate you are nearly a ozzy now ha ha just say mate more to every one ha ha great work i try to put up videos on my chanel but they not real professional like yours are man cheers
Will do Mate, how ya goin?
@@Klesh cool mate still got to
clean up my cons from the 3 day camping prospecting mate ha ha been bizy