-
gazetted one. The
majority of the
Fossickers Way is
designated route B95. The
scenic route draws its name of
Fossickers Way due to the many
deposits of...
- to the
activity or
providing facilities for
fossickers near the
areas being searched.
Frequently fossickers will try day trips;
where this is impractical...
- Suburb)". 2006
Census QuickStats.
Retrieved 21
October 2008. "The
Fossickers Way".
Fossickers Way. 2012.
Retrieved 14 July 2020. Gold and Grit, A
History of...
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accessible by
wading at low tide and is po****r in
summer months for rock-pool
fossickers and kayakers. Whenuakura,
sometimes known as
Donut Island, sits about...
- of gold mining, only
about 200 remain.
However the town
still attracts fossickers and
prospectors who
visit the
surrounding area,
which is particularly...
-
Manilla is a
small town in New
South Wales, Australia,
located on
Fossickers Way 45
kilometres northwest of the
regional city of
Tamworth and 27 kilometres...
-
Picture of
fossickers (for
illustration purposes only)...
-
shafts were dug, with the
unique Black Opal soon
attracting attention of
fossickers in
established mining towns such as
White Cliffs.
Charlie Nettleton an...
-
snowfalls occur during the
winter months. The town is
regularly visited by
fossickers, s****ing sapphires, garnets,
zircons and gold. Its name is
derived from...
-
through Quirindi, Gunnedah,
Narrabri and Wee Waa
until it
reaches Bourke.
Fossickers Way is a
tourist route that runs from
Nundle to
Warialda in the north...
