I also like fossicling for opals. I frequent the Eromanga area. Sister has mine out there. I'm not too seriouus. I like the country more than the opals. Which is why I am having trouble getting a suitable rig. Need to have one that is fully independent for a couple of weeks. Used to camp, but between the heat and flys etc want to be more comfortable. When I get on the road, would also like to look for Gems and gold.
welcome to a great forum robell, so bundy area hey ,hope you went ok withthe floods ive got a good mate runs the tackle world shop in bundy been there years goes by the name of ben ,known him about 7 years now, got another mate in agnes water too.
Been up there a few times used to work in the grand hotel many many years ago then i picked tomatoes for some family out in the padocks ,went up there not long ago to buy some chocolate rum (dont like rum but i love that choc one ). Have safe travels and enjoy your trip its the most amazing country ive done all thru the middle, all from bottom to top of aussie, darwin ,tip the lot but ive never done the other side yet one day i will though thats for sure.
Welcome from me too Fran and Rob. All the best on your travelling exploits, and congratulations to you Fran for giving it a go. So many couples I've met are house bound because one or the other can't leave home, the family, the kids, or the grand kids. When you travel you don't leave the planet, just home, for a short or long time. There are long and quick ways of getting around. There's also aircraft doing regular trips around the states if the need to go home becomes overwhelming. I always feel right at home in my van wherever I am. Where I'm parked is where I live. I don't have a home base. Enjoy the new lifestyle and the world you are about to discover. You're going to love it.
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