Using the graphics to help visualize what was being explained was awesome.

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks

No less than amazing detective work.

Thank you Clive. Your productions are so well put together and never fail to engage my interest.

@GeologyFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching. Your comment is greatly appreciated.

Clive your shows are terrific . And working with you and brian cuffley was always terrific as well . Dave evans

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave. Brian was one of the best!

Fascinating. Thanks for posting this.

Thank you, very interesting story and very well presented!

This is an excellent and educational video! Coincidentally, I recently started to collect drill core samples of rock. A set of three which I purchased from an eBay seller in the USA appears to be similar to some of the cores shown in this video; in that they contain veins of white quartz streaking through a grey coloured rock, which include tiny specks of a gold coloured mineral (which may be Pyrite or perhaps un-refinened gold/silver alloy).

@user_mac0153

5 жыл бұрын

Unrefined Gold/Silver alloy is called Electrum.

I went on school camp at Bendigo and Ballarat

Thank for showing that there is a lot more there then what the history thought there was .Drill core sample's really show what is in the depths thank you Cjd wash state U.S.A.

Great video; thanks for posting.

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comments.

Fascinating! I wish I could go back and get into this line of work.

@markhepworth7822

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I could get into this line of work,absolutely fascinating.

very informative. ...very helpful to me

Pretty good work

Fascinating , great work.

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks!

🙏 thank you sir for most informative & knowledgeable video 🙏

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Very good video, so is Stawell worth visiting to do prospecting with my new Detector?

@user_mac0153

5 жыл бұрын

If you can dig an ore body near enough to the surface. The mining companies are digging it out two miles down. But it is a huge geological region that intersects a bedrock boundary with an ancient sedimentary aquifer that has been shifted along the bedrock at various depths by earth movement (tremors, quakes) and its deposits seperated. This seems to indicate that the placer deposit is now widely dispersed, and that the 'motherlode' is quite substantial, since the general stratum of the gold appears to be 'alluvial' ..the distribution of which encompasses an area of some hundreds of square miles.

Fascinating 🖖🏼

If you find this fascinating, then look into a company listed on the ASX called Navarre Minerals🥇🏆, (ASX stock code NML), they are drilling South of the Magdala Gold Mine(Stawell) along the flanks of the same series of basalt domes that run North/South that hosts the Stawell Gold deposit. Interesting stuff!

@markhepworth7822

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers for the heads up Steve,will check this out 👍

very cool

Interesting

Pretty good.

It’s called mesothermal solution!

😎

Electric geology. Andrew Hall channel for geology.

I live in Stawell

The importance of a geological education of your people.

@GeologyFilms

3 жыл бұрын

Many Thanks

I have a ham radio

@markhepworth7822

2 жыл бұрын

Roger.

@stuartbrightwell7077

2 жыл бұрын

10-4

So 4 years later they have ceased production. Yeah extend the life of the mine they said.

@user_mac0153

5 жыл бұрын

They have took 2 million ounces of my gold (j/k) so far. The Somethin' Somethin' Mining Company has found another reef 2km further down and a bit over to the East by North-East. Its a pretty deep mine (around 2 miles all told). The Magdala Ore Body is a huge region of solid gold with little bits of gravy in it, so its not going to be mined out in a few years.

Is anybody else here because of learning about mining due in part to Reddit's Wall Street Silver movement? Silver to the moon.

The secret is out ~ it’s all melted brick buildings of the past