Hullo all - Jims the name

Howdy everyone.  Sorry to bore you all with my history - but here goes.  First started out panning up around Slaty Creek, Creswick in 1972 with my Pop and his brothers. They were seriously tough old buggers.  I still have a small glass bottle with my colour - very happy memories.  Fast forward a few years  - I now run a 4500, had a few nice finds, nothing spectacular but happy anyway.  Not the worlds greatest detectorist and still manage to dig a lot of ground noise. Still coming to terms with settings etc - I ran an SD200D for a few years on a very part-time basis (kids/work etc etc) I mainly detect around the Triangle.

I was at the bash the other week, more by accident than anything else. May I say - very impressive, in fact, jaw dropping. I can only say this - well done.  As I am very new to all this, in current terms, I was a bit shy and sort of didn't get too involved (wrong word but I think you know what I mean).  Folks - it was a great time and I was happy to contribute my $ to the cause.  

Anyway - happy to contribute in whatever way I can.

good hunting.

Jim/Jimbo/James (only my Mum and Nanna ever called me James)

welcome Jimmy

Holy bat poop ifya mum calls ya by ya full name


pete

Thanks for the welcome.

Hi Jimbo and welcome to the site mate. If you can get a chance, come down to the Amherst get together this weekend and meet some of the Boys and Girls from the site. Here are the details.
https://golddetecting.forumotion.net/t19960-melb-cup-weekend-detecting

wombat

Hi Jim , Welcome to the forum , good luck with 4500 ..cheers Mick

Welcome to the forum. Jim

Looking forward to hearing of your adventures..
And seeing some of your eye candy under the memeber's finds ( only if you want too )

Welcome to the forum Jim, Hope the Gold Gods smile on you.I am sure you will find the forum quite informative.
Cheers Dave.