A week in the gold fields

I spent a week down at Maryborough with my son Justin. On the whole the weather was pleasant although it did cave in a bit before the end of the trip.

I swung the SDC and the 5000 for a nice piece and a nice little specimen. Like many the shotties were more abundant than flies on a sweat soaked short on a 40 degree day - am I right in thinking that the shooting people have ramped up their very unconstructive activities on the gold fields.

As some will be aware from previous posts I also indulge in a bit of photography, I was pleased to see a Hooded Robin which is endangered in my local area but did nt have my camera with me. I did see some ghost fungi which I imaged one night, one was only about 30 metres from where I found the specimen!  These fungo are bioluminescent and give off a which green glow that appears a lime green under a long exposure.

All in all it was great to be back in the bush again, most therapeutic although my Mum passed away whilst I was down there.


Happy prospecting everyone!

Ian

Firstly my condolences to you & your family for the passing of your mum Ian.
The bush/forests, like the oceans of the world, are a school of learning within themselves. Shame about not having the camera to snap up that hooded robin, but top job on the picture of the fungi & the slug of gold, well done

Cheers Kon.

thanks for sharing.

cheers moredeep

Sorry to hear about your Mum Ian, our sincerest condolences to you and your family and friends.

Thanks for sharing your nice finds and pics.


Regards. Mike & Jen.