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gogold  
Posted : Tuesday, 31 July 2012 8:11:07 AM(UTC)
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Hello again Gingerbreadman
Suggest you read the article in this site on "Hugh Mc Allister". That's what an obnoxious, greedy attitude inspires in small minded people. The largest percentage of us on this site are doing this for the love of the outdoors and the money means nothing. We wander around with a detector or small sluice and leave no damage whatsoever. The spectacular native forest and freedom to access it whenever I like is what is important. I have had an absolute gut-full of greedy bastards destroying the bush and then to cover up their destruction they fill these areas up with pine trees knowing eventually the public will forget. The next stage is the trees are taken off and these areas become farmland and the bush is gone for good. All this clearly visible on "Google Earth". I personally have huge sympathy and empathy for Maori who have to sit back and watch THEIR country being systematically destroyed.
To be honest Boy, i think you are just a bloody dreamer anyway. I make my living through a very successful career and hard work. Maybe you should take your hand of it and do the same.


THEiR country???? dude its our country for all new zealanders this aint maoriland their greed to have everything seen them sell land to the europeans.
and incase you dont realise that car you drive jewellery your missus wears coal you burn all come outve the ground at some point. mining will exist as long as humans continue to inhabbit the earth, the fact that you dont like it in our country well im sure the dude with the iron ore mine in his back yard to build your car didnt like it either. without mining we would have nothing.
gingerbreadman  
Posted : Tuesday, 31 July 2012 12:34:08 PM(UTC)
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Hi GB2
Yes im sure most of us on here have read the "Hugh Mc Allister"story not sure what that has to do with the rest of us....see you still havent answerd the simple question i asked with regards to mining rivers...guess you dont actually no.
why dont you spill the beans on this "inside info" you have and bring the mining companys buckeling to there knees !
Not sure what your getting at about me getting my hand off it as clearly my hand isnt onit...unlike you old boy...i took action am i somehow the enemy....? lets not forget at this point and time these are the things we are supposed to do if we want to find any gold outside of a fossicking area....
Like JW said im not here to argue post started off on the rite foot.
Cheers GBM.
1864hatter  
Posted : Tuesday, 31 July 2012 1:09:58 PM(UTC)
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And now....On sandy beaches and muddy soil, rings and coins await my coil!
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