Good to see you posting again!! Definitely missed watching your adventures, so many pieces I would definitely have trouble just picking a few the colours are amazing one day we will get there thanks for sharing can't wait to see these cut
Yay! I’m so happy to see another one of your videos. I hope you both have been well. Thank you for doing petrified wood, my mum just gave me a small collection of them so it was great seeing you do a video to explain and show different types. I look forward to more gold digging and gemstones videos. You both are definitely the number 1 favourite in our household 🌸💎✨
I clicked on this video so fast, I got finger whiplash 😆😄😅. This is fab, I love petrified wood, especially little pieces, they're perfect for making rings. Wow, that is a fab find, and very nice of the gentleman for letting you see that beauty. Fun video, thank you Liz ❣
I live just north of Tara and I have huge pieces of petrified wood on my property. I found you Liz because I have found a 'different' looking piece and was hoping to identify it, but alas, no identification yet.... but... your video here has shown me that I am probably sitting on tons of petrified wood! Thanks so much X
We loved visiting chinchilla , We all had a Ball finding Petrified wood , We visited Both sites Gaskes and Bells and came home with heaps of Beautiful wood, and Jasper. I'm currently Tumbling some 😊. Wonderful to see your new adventures.
Yay I love your videos Liz, your bubbly energy and melodic voice are a beautiful thing! What beautiful petrified wood you found, thanks for taking us on the adventure!
I was thinking about you and the boss a few days ago. Hoping all was well...and then here you are. Good to see these specimens. I always learn something new. Very unique petrified wood...ancient really. Amazing to see. Thank you. And greetings all the way from a suburb of LA. xoxo
Hi Guys. Great to see you back and in the sunshine state too. Some awesome wood in that area for sure, we are only a couple hundred k's north and the quality isnt nearly as good as chinchilla. Happy travels you two.
I have a few big pieces of chinchilla red. Bit bigger than a large pumpkin. You can count the growth rings. So kool to think how old they are. They make good garden edging.
Giday Liz & of course Wal, it is great to see you back on the road showing us all how its done. I did hear you say that it was September, nice time of year for fossicking, cool nights & warm days. How are you both, one o& the last videos I saw Wal was laid up in bed. I live just south of Brisbane and so far have not made the trip out to Chinchilla to try my hand even though it’s probably less than 4 hours drive. It is great to see you on video again, I’ve missed your enthusiasm and Wal’s more relaxed & experienced take on fossicking. Hope you get back soon, Keep Safe & Keep Rockin. PS: Good luck on finding a gold nugget the size of pet wood Wal. 🍻
He's got problems with his back but he's up and about and is eager to get back into the paddock. Hope you the chance to get out there. Thanks for watching.
I found a spot near here where I live in north west nsw where there are whole logs petrified, well over 2 tonnes per log and there is a heap of them on the side of a hill about the size of a football field. It's private property but I know the owner. I'll have to go and do a video on it oneday.
I've got a nice piece of petrified wood from a old pine tree! You can even see the bark. Your welcome to have it if you want im in Perth. It just sits there so its up to you.
Thanks very much, Nath. That's a very generous offer that I'm afraid I can't accept because we mostly display and keep what we find ourselves for sentimental reason. So, it will also just sit in a box. May I suggest donating it to a Lapidary & Gem Club who would certainly appreciate it. Link below. www.walapidaryclub.org.au/
When I first went to Chinchilla, back in 1977, there was a property we fossicked on that had a line of what were probably root balls, some of which must have weighed up to half a tonne.
If that's 10k then the piece I sold as kid Must of been worth a million! It was perfect logs shaped with all the bark still attached, and it looked like it had been perfectly cut at both ends as well you could count every ring, and it was that petrified it looked like glass... I still have an identical piece just a small version of it.
Once cut and if the heart is showing with all the prongs, they're quite spectacular and that's where the value. Guess it all depends on what someone else is willing to pay. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Don't need a partner, Stella. Now that Hubby's gone, I'm still going to go out prospecting on my own. You could also try joining some Gem Club. Most of them have field trips and also one good way to find a partner.🥰
@@LizKreate oh you’re brave to go on your own in the middle of nowhere. I will definitely look out for a gem club. Thank you so much for your reply. Your videos are very inspiring and I’ve been following you for a few years now. I also make jewelry with shells and stones . Thank so much again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Liz, r u keen to organise an expedition with you and your husband for those who want to experience gold or gemstone forsaking? I am keen to join you. Let me know leaving me an email contact. I'm in NSW.
Unfortunately, we don't do that anymore due to many people in the past that we have taken had done the wrong thing. Because of this, some locations are now close to the public.
Liz! You're Back!! So happy to see guys are out and about. I hope all is well. Looking forward to seeing how you cut these!
Yes! Thank you! If only the rain would stop. LOL
I will definite be doing the cutting video. Thanks for watching.
Oh my gosh, I love petrified wood! Those are gorgeous, Liz. Give everybody hugs from us here in the US, good to hear from you again.
Thank you so much! I will. Cheers
Have really missed you and the Boss out in the field. Great jasper/petrified would. Do love your succulents too. Please continue to do rocks
Nice to see you back again liz&wally. Great vid.
Welcome back Liz !!! we all missed you !!
Thank you!!
Good to see you posting again!! Definitely missed watching your adventures, so many pieces I would definitely have trouble just picking a few the colours are amazing one day we will get there thanks for sharing can't wait to see these cut
Thanks for watching and hope you get the chance to go there one day. Happy Hunting.
Hello! We missed you and Wal, glad to see you posting again.
Glad to be back. Thanks for watching John. Cheers
Yay! I’m so happy to see another one of your videos. I hope you both have been well. Thank you for doing petrified wood, my mum just gave me a small collection of them so it was great seeing you do a video to explain and show different types. I look forward to more gold digging and gemstones videos. You both are definitely the number 1 favourite in our household 🌸💎✨
I'm glad to know you enjoy my videos. Thanks very much for watching. Have a great weekend to you and the family. Cheers
Glad to see you out there doing it missed your infectious vibe as you discover neat stuff
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
I clicked on this video so fast, I got finger whiplash 😆😄😅. This is fab, I love petrified wood, especially little pieces, they're perfect for making rings. Wow, that is a fab find, and very nice of the gentleman for letting you see that beauty. Fun video, thank you Liz ❣
Glad you enjoyed it, Adela! Have to warm up my fingers now to cut these beauties. Thanks for watching.
I live just north of Tara and I have huge pieces of petrified wood on my property. I found you Liz because I have found a 'different' looking piece and was hoping to identify it, but alas, no identification yet.... but... your video here has shown me that I am probably sitting on tons of petrified wood! Thanks so much X
Thanks for watching, Kim! You're lucky to have all that petrified wood on your property, and I hope you find out more about your special piece. 🥰
Is so nice to see you guys upload, I've missed your vids. Say g'day to the boss for me. And thanks for adding yet another place on to the to do list.
Good to see you here Balx. Wal is active on Prospecting Australia Forum again. Don't know if you're still a member. Thanks for watching.
We loved visiting chinchilla , We all had a Ball finding Petrified wood , We visited Both sites Gaskes and Bells and came home with heaps of Beautiful wood, and Jasper. I'm currently Tumbling some 😊. Wonderful to see your new adventures.
That is awesome! Can't wait to go back there again. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
👋👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Yeah Liz!! Living in a wilderness, S. Colorado, rocks are always winking at me too and I have to bring home. 🥰
Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for watching and keep rocking.😊
Hallo Liz !!! Ich freue mich du bis wieder da!!!
Nice to see you guys back!!👍🙋♀️😍
Nice to see you again!
Missed you guys, lovely to see you again!❤
Great to have you back!!! lovely stones!
Yay I love your videos Liz, your bubbly energy and melodic voice are a beautiful thing! What beautiful petrified wood you found, thanks for taking us on the adventure!
Thank you so much for watching Christina. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers
I was thinking about you and the boss a few days ago. Hoping all was well...and then here you are. Good to see these specimens. I always learn something new. Very unique petrified wood...ancient really. Amazing to see. Thank you. And greetings all the way from a suburb of LA. xoxo
Thanks for watching Aleta. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers
long time no see, i hope you folks have wintered well.its nice to see ya again
Thanks, you too!
Lovely Liz, beautiful stones, can’t wait to see what you do with them.
Hi Guys. Great to see you back and in the sunshine state too. Some awesome wood in that area for sure, we are only a couple hundred k's north and the quality isnt nearly as good as chinchilla. Happy travels you two.
Happy to see you again :)
I have a few big pieces of chinchilla red. Bit bigger than a large pumpkin. You can count the growth rings. So kool to think how old they are. They make good garden edging.
Interesting Fossicking vid as always Liz, hope you & Wal are well & had a peaceful Xmas 🙏🏽
Thank you! Happy New Year!!!
Oh I have missed you guys, hope we get to see many more new videos from you...
I hope so too! I will certainly try my best. Thanks for watching.
Wow stunning, beautiful petrified wood! Will you be going out again in the summer there?
It's too hot to go prospecting in summer. We usually go in winter.
Giday Liz & of course Wal, it is great to see you back on the road showing us all how its done.
I did hear you say that it was September, nice time of year for fossicking, cool nights & warm days.
How are you both, one o& the last videos I saw Wal was laid up in bed.
I live just south of Brisbane and so far have not made the trip out to Chinchilla to try my hand even though it’s probably less than 4 hours drive.
It is great to see you on video again, I’ve missed your enthusiasm and Wal’s more relaxed & experienced take on fossicking.
Hope you get back soon, Keep Safe & Keep Rockin.
PS: Good luck on finding a gold nugget the size of pet wood Wal. 🍻
He's got problems with his back but he's up and about and is eager to get back into the paddock. Hope you the chance to get out there. Thanks for watching.
Nice to see you guys back in the field Great finds Looking forward to next video ❣️
I found a spot near here where I live in north west nsw where there are whole logs petrified, well over 2 tonnes per log and there is a heap of them on the side of a hill about the size of a football field. It's private property but I know the owner. I'll have to go and do a video on it oneday.
I've got a nice piece of petrified wood from a old pine tree! You can even see the bark. Your welcome to have it if you want im in Perth. It just sits there so its up to you.
Thanks very much, Nath. That's a very generous offer that I'm afraid I can't accept because we mostly display and keep what we find ourselves for sentimental reason. So, it will also just sit in a box. May I suggest donating it to a Lapidary & Gem Club who would certainly appreciate it. Link below.
www.walapidaryclub.org.au/
The museum of Hobart Tasmania has shown interest in it so I might donate it! Cheers...
When I first went to Chinchilla, back in 1977, there was a property we fossicked on that had a line of what were probably root balls, some of which must have weighed up to half a tonne.
Would have loved to see that. Most of the big ones are gone. Thanks for watching Pete. Cheers
very beautiful petrified wood, there are a lot of them. happy hunting friends. Greetings from Indonesian agate hunters.
Thanks for watching and Happy New Year!
The ppace is full of rich minerals waiting for another videos how u polish thoose small things you pick.
Iam just a simple rock hunter ❤️ hello from America
some awesome finds!!!
Wow so long and you are back
one day i believe that this will become known as "electrified wood". how nature could petrify such a delicate substance as a fern is beyond me.
Fascinating
We have tons of petrified wood in America, sir!
If that's 10k then the piece I sold as kid Must of been worth a million!
It was perfect logs shaped with all the bark still attached, and it looked like it had been perfectly cut at both ends as well you could count every ring, and it was that petrified it looked like glass...
I still have an identical piece just a small version of it.
Once cut and if the heart is showing with all the prongs, they're quite spectacular and that's where the value. Guess it all depends on what someone else is willing to pay. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Chinchilla, roma, injune, its everywhere..
I have found a nice piece of petrified pine here In New Mexico
Muito bom bonito de mais 💯👏🤝👍
Really is a shame that I had no interest in minerals when I was growing up in Chinny.
Misses u guys so much.
I have a a whole trunk with reddish brown and black
I missed you!
Thanks for watching Rosalie. Got a new video upload today. Cheers
Wow very nice
İ have 10 petrified wood and looking for a buyer to buy.
You guys have so much fun. I wish I could do what you do. I need to find a partner with similarities Teresa’s, anyone out there? Lol 😂😂😂😂
Don't need a partner, Stella. Now that Hubby's gone, I'm still going to go out prospecting on my own. You could also try joining some Gem Club. Most of them have field trips and also one good way to find a partner.🥰
@@LizKreate oh you’re brave to go on your own in the middle of nowhere. I will definitely look out for a gem club. Thank you so much for your reply. Your videos are very inspiring and I’ve been following you for a few years now. I also make jewelry with shells and stones . Thank so much again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Doyo want by may wood stone
I live somewhere where you can't find a single beautiful natural thing. 😢
If you look hard enough, you'll always find something beautiful. ☺
I have some,who's going to buy it
Hi Liz, r u keen to organise an expedition with you and your husband for those who want to experience gold or gemstone forsaking? I am keen to join you. Let me know leaving me an email contact. I'm in NSW.
Unfortunately, we don't do that anymore due to many people in the past that we have taken had done the wrong thing. Because of this, some locations are now close to the public.
@@LizKreate sure Liz, no problem.
In your dreams
Hell No!