gold is where you find it 10
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This past week I revisited the Menzies laterite hosted gold prospect with more detailed explanations and new video footage......the bulldozer pushing-detecting operation resumes today.... - บันเทิง
I have reviewed this video and associated comments a number of times and it has added tremendously to my understanding of laterite goldbearing ore bodies and the general geological history and make up of Australia..Very illuminating video and I seriously hope you bring us many more like videos in the future. Thanks again,Trev.
Wow. I've said that a few times now. Thanks for the video and the tour and a better understanding of mineral bodies. You are a lucky man to see and be a part of this dig, amazing !
Thank you for this very informative and interesting update. You live and learn new things all the time...
Being the youngest continent on earth, and being primarly made from volcanics, its no suprize you have rich surface ores....If I see a red, green, or blueish-yellow patch....I start digging...Mineralization is key in finding like elements like precious metals. That area you are walking reminds me of an area here in Montana maybe I can get a sample to compare~!
Very ,very interesting and informative video.Keep em coming BiZ.Thanks ,Trev.
5 more thumbs up! im on my 6 watch! thanx makes more sense every time I compare roadcuts up here in the northwest usa. to what ive learned! TREMENDOUS HELP ALL THE VIDZ!
Hi, thank you for your comment. Please check back regularly or subscribe for the upcoming video; the new video is going to show how all the information we have provided to date can be put together for practical use. I believe this has never been published before so hang in there. Cheers
Nice vid Bogi! Nice experienced pick you have there too, all round and happy.
very helpful videos for the new prospector . thankyou for your time and effort you put in to these .
good luck out there mate
The streets of Heaven are paved with gold.
@tfa40729 Glad you liked it Trev. Actually I got to tell you it's not every day I get a chance to document something like this. Most operators are secretive. It does make you think how many of these things we keep walking over in WA with little clue of the treasure below. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing ! you make some of the most exciting and informative prospecting videos. really enjoy them.. im looking forward to see what you have and will see in 2014. blessings in abundance ;)
It can be found so many places and ways too, love your videos mate, subbed
Thanks a million Bogi for your efforts and time to post these very informative vids. The best on the 'tube' Heaps of nasties on the 'kero' dumpers that trashed your water. I just dont understand why??? That pig stopper would convince me not to snoop on your claim !! All the best with your gold recovery and keep the vids coming.
Many people still think of Australia coming off of Pangea, and its to each thier own on what they want to believe, but Australia was highly volcanic creating the continent. As you can see most of the nuggets found in Australia are flat, they came out of a volcano and were splattered all over the aussie outback.
at 10,000 feet or more, when the rocky mountains were barely above water. Then austalia was an ice sheet...Australia has been inhabited for around 50-75000 years, while man has been recorded on north america for some 175,000-200000 years. Its a given whats older......but what has been changed over thousands of years brings us to where we are now. Australia has some of the newest faces and continues to do so. We find more srrosion on that continent than any other and for that reason it is young.
When's your next video due??? Love watching them!!! Good luck, and keep hunting!! ;)
azul bravo
Yeah I wish I had the opportunity to doze a area and detect and doze another 6 inches or more off and so on. What puts me off is a lot of prospectors get so defensive about spots, well I Reakon The gold fields Is a massive area and it should be searched thouroughly without being so secretive. That way we will all find our fair share of tax free money.
@Timmytiger18 Thanks Timmy. Will have a new video out in a few days.
Odlican video, koji metal detector ti preporucujes?
I'm a big fan of Australian gold nuggets. They give a whole new meaning to "the land down under" under what? I used to wonder. It's almost like this, you take the Himalayas, and Tibetan Plateau, you align the Himalayas over the east coast of Australia, then bring the western USA, and place it over the east of Australia, then you imagine it all molten, and everything heavy settling to the bottom, which is why everything is red, and you find the big nuggets. It was the land down under. It's an Interesting continent, no doubt about it. Thanks for the interesting lesson.
+Moon Hitsearth Almost correct except there was no melting. A mountain range higher than the Himalayas weathered down over 2.7B years and today we stand on the current land-surface which is in fact the roots of that ancient mountain range. But your argument about imagining all the gold settling out of all that weathering is valid
BogiZemlja
Nice choice of words, weathering, I like that. Although, I can assure you there is nothing argumentative within my comment. What you're saying has given me an answer to a question I have been struggling with for a few years now. I use the weather as a tool for tracing the movements of the continents. I do believe that if I were determined, as I would be, if I were in your position/location, that I could find some ancient weather systems for Australia, that no longer exist today, at least not in Australia. Might help you find these settling spots. Because weather is like a map of the earth's surface. The continent's might move around, but it seems they often leave a record on the surface of the earth, that is basically projected into the sky as weather, sometimes showing detailed features of the surface that was once below this weather. I think you understand me, because I know you're a deep thinker, or one who tries too see the past through the eyes of nature. I'm in California.
Also, there's only 23 million people living in what is almost a continent and most of them live near the coast. The gold is still all there for people to get it.
Australia like many of the other continents are old, but because of its extreme errosion makes it young, and refaced. I actually am not between a rock and hard place and no need for pointless arguments indeed. But we must look at this form all angles and not jump to concusions. As a geologist I look at it from a physical persective. Australia has undergone some of the greatest errosion out of any of the other continents. Also as I was sorting this out with blaxie, I can find fossils here
Secondary clay - kaolinite hosts secondary crystalline gold.
Australia and in particular the Yilgarn craton where I took this video is 2,700 My + old hardly a young area dear fellow...Australia is one of the oldest continents on the Planet.
is your Black Ironstone magnetite? or is it just a dark basalt or other ultramafic? jus wondering THANX JD
+J Dean I call it a dolerite cannonball. highly weathered!
Australia can be considered on of the youngest by geological standards. Yes it comes from a much older body of rock but it hasnt had much unstabability for the last 10,000 years causing much of its orginal form to errode. Australia has had massive volcanics in its past. Yes it does not have any active volcanos right now, but for its alnd mass its a top competitor for amount of volcanos. Australia really is a completely new continet than it was 100000 years ago.
interesting. finding raw stuff using metal detector
all gold
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where is this exactly?
Yes we have seen new islands form, but that is hardly here or there.....its not important like an actual continent. And though many people can believe in anything they want as far as pangea or other prehistory models, but carbon dating and chronostratigraphy show when certain layers of the earth are exposed at cetain times and why. That combined with Australias amazing volcanics and hydrothermals makes it what it is....
caramba !!! give me some lol
An atlas dont tell you age nor any idea of active volcanics....Im not attaining a masters in Geo sciences for nothing...
lol
@aperfectcuremt With all due respect and I don't want to get into meaningless arguments with you or anybody else but you are caught "between a rock and a hard place". Australia is a very old place. It is not a young continent period. Islands like the Philippines are young. Australia no. Let us just drop your thread and move on in decency and peace. There are many links for personal perusal showing the above is a reasonable comment. Lets leave it at that. Thanks.
Surely you dont mean Australia when you say young? And primarily Volcanoes? Its the only continent without an active one? Get an Atlas my man and study up, shhheeesshhh.