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Excellent thankyou

love the video and the music to go with it, so moving

hi just finished watching all, yes thats right all of your well put together informative vids, in one you ask if anyone knows of a state owned stamper or whats left of one. if you don;t already know there is whats left of the smiths creek stamper via phanton hills located near the old town site of queenstown. its well sign posted by parks victoria and has a nice little if some what over grown walking track along the creek side. well thanks again for taking the time and effort in making and posting the vids cheers all

this is a hang on from the old rush days when a digger would attach a note message of sort to his mate telling him where to find him

Living in the NE part of the state , my mines are a bit more difficult to locate as its mountainous terrain, Over the last 30 years myself and small crew have rediscover about 2000 + , some small prospects others more interesting , there usually wet . It's a fun and enjoyable pastime You yourself and your channel do a great justice to our mining history , great work If your in the NE remember me our history awaits to be remembered too. Cheers Dave.

Over 8km of tunnels! My brain cannot comprehend that being achieved over 100 years ago. Absolutely amazing!! Thankyou so much for the video!

This is a fantastic find. Can’t believe it has so few views? No bs, clear and concise delivery. Subscribed👍💯🏅

What are the minds in Victoria in Bendigo How to title for a long time of being one of the deepest minds in the world , the victorian mine And one of the richest grams in the world. What people talk about is the golden Try angle Talking about the gold?What come at a Red Hill mine per will?Barrow was 250 oz. Per wheelbarrow Documented body the old timers who were the grand And read hill mine is not just shafts. It's an open cut mine two But The open cat mine was done in the 1991 What ran two 1994 And got shut down , not making enough profit

The red hill mine is not in ballarat And the gold what is found in ballerat is separate to the golden triangle where bendigo And is totally separate to Ballerat gold. In Victoria

Ever see the author of Oro mining in AU. ua-cam.com/video/5IN3g0_-2yo/v-deo.html Cizia Zykë, gentilhomme de fortune

Cool. I'm there ! Refine my own isotopes in suburbia to power my backyard nuclear reactor.

My mum works there

Beautiful mine, Michelle. Hill End, you say? The non-Forbes, once Forbes, not Forbes one?! Ha! That adit with the hammer and old box, I'd not go near it, not without an explosives handling professional giving clearance! Although the chances for a pair of $10,000 overalls jeans or American gold dollars left with the sandwich or pastie in a folded kerchief... dream away, aye. Cheers from Gabi of Narre Warren.

Immersive brilliant research beautifully presented by you

The Walloons and German masters who came to Sweden with knowledge of mining and metallurgy, also taught us to make sausages from the worn out mining horses. It's was called "Falukorv" named from the coppermine in Falun, Dalarna... It is today a very common dish in Sweden, though not containing horsemeat now. We do have a few smoked coldcut sausages still with horsemeat that are very tasty, Gustafskorv as an example... PS. Swedes know about Valhalla PPS. Hard to understand the size of the non metric measurements used in the clip...

Thats so cool!

You really need to learn how to talk normal !

I just started to watch your videos and was just nodding off to sleep in bed when this video started playing, and you said the grand duke mine. I haven't heard that name since my primary school days, in the late 80s and for a short time I'd get the school bus that would run from Dunolly to Maryborough primary school and the bus stop was across the road from the grand duke and every morning and every arvo there'd be a flock of the biggest geese guarding the old wooden entry gate to the property you couldn't even cross the road towards the gate without them giving you one hell of a warning , I remember the bus driver said something tragic happened there and the geese were the guardians of the lost souls to warn off noisy people from the mine, me and my school mates never got a chance to explore the old mine the geese made sure of that, but good to finally know what happened there thank you for your informative videos, oh and one question was the geese still there on guard when you went there 😅

I have been told it could be heard working from Wangaratta.

The old-timers were a different breed a man 💪

Appreciation for your knowledge of ad passion for this subject. High quality film making. Great stuff GG, thank you.

Great music choice. Was that salt crystals I saw?

Is that asbestos 24 seconds in?

Thanks for sharing ❤, where is this filmed?

Do you have any info on the last mine in Moyston My grand father and his brother worked on the last shift. I don't have proof of this info as was many years a go.

I would love to know were I could look at the board of shareholders To see for myself

Awesome I seen my great great grandfather on the board wowwww Amazing Like it was for me to find His name was JA JAMES COLVIN FROM NEW ZEALAND WHO SET HIMSELF UP ,AS A MINER WOWW, SHEARHOLDER THEN WENT BACK TO NEW ZEALAND MADE MONEY AND BECAME THE MINSTER OF MINES IN NEW ZEALAND IN PARLEMENT HE WAS THE FIRST FATIETY, RUN OVER BY HORES AND CART LEAVING PARLEMENT IN 1919 CHEERS AMAZING

Worst town I've ever lived and visited. Disgusting attitudes, almost like a cult!

Great video 'tour of the Victorian gold fields' - very informative. However, I think your title maybe somewhat misleading. Now, I accept it may well by my ignorance, and misunderstanding but, I was expecting to 'Learn how to use Google earth to find gold locations'. I do accept this information you provide can be employed to assist in locating general regions containing gold, you made no attempt, whatsoever, to demonstrate the 'definite statement' claimed within your title. Either, stick to your stated topic, or, choose the title AFTER creating the video, in case it needs to be edited.

Great video ❤

Thankyou for making this video :)

I've stuffed around spending time and money looking for mines on maps, never thought all the info would be on youtube

skilled work

where did you get your original interest in gold mining?

How

This doesn't look like Minecraft??

Do you know any thing about the last mine at Moyston ?

I must someday visit Australia😊

i just got back from Stawell and it was great a few good samples to

I am still Amazed how they got that 60ton beam for the Cornish Pump up onto the pump house top !

Thanks.