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Re: Gold hunting.
Ive been in the one in Ballarat and its like the Mcdonalds of bakeries, its a bakery Jim, but not as we know it. (with apologies to Star Trek)
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Probably tourism, greed and franchising it tends to kill the love.Originally posted by brickie in oz View PostOk, my bad, but why the angry face?
If it is still the same owner then something did change some time ago to turn the bakery in to just another ordinary bakery.
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Ok, my bad, but why the angry face?Originally posted by Karangi DudeHey AL,
I think you have your wires crossed about the bakery

If it is still the same owner then something did change some time ago to turn the bakery in to just another ordinary bakery.Last edited by brickie in oz; 03-10-2013, 09:25 PM.
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Not this time, we have stopped there before though, I heard something about the owners going broke and having to sell it, it was never the same after.
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Ive never looked in Beechworth but plenty of gemstones in around Bright and PorpunkahOriginally posted by brickie in oz View PostThere is always gold taken from the creek in Beechworth, tiny bits, its minute stuff, plenty of black sands too.
The other good thing about this creek is the fact that every gemstone except emerald can be found in it.
Did stop at the bakery though.
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Some monuments are better left unseen.Originally posted by brickie in oz View PostI should have gone for the reflection shot, then you would have seem my dangling particle....
Next time........
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There is always gold taken from the creek in Beechworth, tiny bits, its minute stuff, plenty of black sands too.Originally posted by TropicalCoasting View Postdid you get any gold?
The other good thing about this creek is the fact that every gemstone except emerald can be found in it.
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I should have gone for the reflection shot, then you would have seem my dangling particle....
Next time........
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Brickie,
Thank's for the update for those of us who are having to work! The outback must be a really great place to get a way from it all
. The mental pictures that I got from the pic of the clothes on the bank and Lauretius' "dangling participle" comment has left me not wanting cackle berries for, I think a long while, though
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Glad, that you are having a great time!Last edited by Gulf; 03-09-2013, 06:31 PM.
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Whats the pan for? I was told that Ozzies never goes swimming with a hanging participle?
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A platypus burrow.

Wombat burrow.

Old timers cradle sieve.
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My gold set up.


The view from sitting in the creek to cool down, I had a red wine and Bob Marley playing on my phone, its a tough life but someone has to do it.


Tucker time.
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