The Forgotten Gold Fields of Northern NSW | Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me in another prospecting adventure in northern nsw, searching the forgotten goldfields
For relics, treasures and left overs from the past
There is a part 2 of this video being released on Friday 28th April, so head over to my channel @auprospecting2192 to watch.
Thanks for watching!!
My old stomping grounds, Awesome, had a small claim and got some good gold out of it.
Well done
Cheers
Brad
Thanks @bradwelch7425 for watching and that’s awesome
Solferino was a small gold mining township on the upper Clarence River, about 92 kilometres northwest of Grafton. The town was short-lived. Over the last hundred and thirty years the bush has reclaimed the site and today there is very little evidence that it existed at all.
Alluvial gold was found on the upper Clarence and Rocky Rivers in Northern New South Wales in 1859, which caused a gold rush to the area.
In 1870 there was another gold rush on the Clarence River when gold was found in the quartz reefs in the mountains on Yulgilbar Station some fifty miles ( eighty kilometres) North-West of Grafton. They were known as the Lunatic and Perseverance Gold Reefs.
Nice work Jeddi, awesome spot mate love the old history lesson mate 👍
Thanks dale mate
Awesome video bud , I love the bits of history involved , we have a really amazing country to explore , keep up the good work , happy gold hunting , old towns with history gives me the tingles of wonder what it was like and small finds like the bits of pottery etc make me excited sometime better than finding a bit of gold , the unknown fuels me to keep on looking and yes come back again to find more secrets of the past like the button you found . Fantastic stuff , liked and subscribed. 👍
Yes all great except for the fcking music, turn it off.
@@maccjw wow your a sad sap , you can always leave and watch something else.
I reckon it's a stamp that you push into wax when you seal male ⛏️😁🇦🇺👍
It's off a hand saw man.
Yes off an old handsaw dating back to the 1860s
Button off a uniform, possibly trooper or maybe mines inspector would be my guess. I found one very similar in central Vic, it was off a Fireman's uniform
good work man
Nice vid, can I get an idea of how far from the nsw/Qld border you were at as I lived in northern nsw cheers
Afew hours at least mate
Solferino, 92km Nth West of Grafton.
Seen any yowie yet 😅
Yes in the mirror when I come out the place 😂😂
Hi that's good
Hello
Nope Rope keeping guard of the old shaft.
Hi there am interested
Hey I'm buying gold, do you sell?
No mate sorry
Put a 😊 on your dial..don't be so serious..