Hi everyone,
Colin and I have arrived in NW Western Australia and started detecting last week. Colin thought it would be a good idea to send you all some pictures of our campsite and our gold, so you can be suitably jealous, so here they are. We both got just short of a half ounce after six says here.
Here is our camp:
The view looking west at sunrise:
And some gold:
See you all when we get back!
Suitably jealous indeed!
Thanks for sharing, hope you guys get onto some big ones!
Good Luck and enjoy 
Great gold and unreal spot. Keep up the good work!
Well done boys just letting u know it’s cold wet and windy here u must be really jealous 
has colin been snoring 
Dirty rotten lucky bastards …jealous as ,well done thks for the update 
Lucky sods ! Like everybody i am jealous . Hope you find plenty more .
You’ve had to work for it. Hopefully a bit more and a great adventure. Have a safe trip back to Tas 
well done , have lots and lots of fun,
Good stuff. See you over there in a few weeks!
Great pictures and good gold. Wish I could be there.
Congratulations on your gold haul. We live in WA and have just returned from a great trip to Cue. My husband found his first gold nugget, lovely little 3 grams. Weather was perfect.
Colin and Lindsay say hi from up here. We had 40 mm or so of rain which made the road a mud pie and had us camp bound for three days.
Still, we made the best of it, and I found a nice 2.7 grammer not far from our campsite. Up to about an ounce and a half but no nuggets better than 3.5 grams so far.
Here’s Colin and Lindsay last night with the full moon rising:
Looks like you are having a ball and getting Gold that’s a bonus.
Not much more yellow needed,and the trip will be paid for!!
Well done looks a bit cool
Thanks for the update Miguel . Your living the dream . Hope you trip over a big one soon !
Definitely slightly envious. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy
Great photo and thanks for the update!
Say hi to the lads good runs on the board with the gold, like Warren said: the trip will have paid for itself already!
Notice the Jayco is still looking clean 
Ha ha
Keep posting updates
Hi everyone, thanks for the messages!
We’ve settled into a pattern of getting up at daybreak and working until about 3 pm or so. Here’s a picture of a little patch I found, these all came from about six or seven meters of creek bank, plus a few more I got the following day, not in the picture.
