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Metal Detecting & Gold Cradling III: Goldfields Relics: Garrett AT Pro

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Part III: We head back to an 1870s North Queensland Goldfields site, and once again try our hand at some Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting Goldfields Relics II: Victorian Silver: Garrett AT Pro: GTI-2500.

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Part II: Our continuing adventure at an 1876 North Queensland Goldfields site, where we discover some more goldfield relics left Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting & Gold Cradling: Goldfields Relics: Victorian Silver: Garrett AT Pro.

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Part I: We make a visit to an 1876 North Queensland Goldfields site, where we try our hand at some Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting & Gold Prospecting Australian Goldfields Ghost Town. Land Rover Defender.

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Metal detecting in the Far North Queensland goldfields. We turn up some lovely old goldfields relics including buttons, bottles, mining Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting 1899 Australian Bush Racecourse. Garrett GTI-2500. Land Rover Defender.

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Metal detecting the site of an abandoned bush racecourse which was used from 1899 until the late 1960s. The racecourse Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting 1883 Australian Marine Pilot Station: Garrett GTI-2500.

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Metal detecting the site of a former Queensland Coastal Marine Pilot Station constructed in 1883. The Pilot Station was in Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting WWI ANZAC Relics: Garrett GTI-2500: Land Rover Defender

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Part 5 of metal detecting and relic hunting an 1890s house site in Queensland, Australia. Military relic finds dating from Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting: “The Halfpenny Trail” Coin Hunt: Garrett GTI-2500: Land Rover Defender

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Part 4 of metal detecting an 1890s house site in Queensland, Australia. More old coins and a silver commemorative medal Continue reading →

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Metal Detecting: “Silver Service” Relic Hunt: Garrett GTI-2500: Land Rover Defender

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Part 3 of metal detecting an 1890s house site in Queensland, Australia. More old coins and a run of antique Continue reading →

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