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I've never taken the road that far down but it was open for the first 10 kms or so when I went for a detect out that way a month ago. Yes, there are gates but they are not locked. I assume you could drive it all the way down, it's a dirt road which might have been a haul road a long time ago...

Yes, queensland sandy is sold by townsville prospecting world. Can't post the link, got a few more entries to make...

Just get it online on amazon

Yeah, I've been in that radio quiet zone; signs everywhere that the use of two-ways is not allowed, etc. I'll try the department of mines and give them the individual numbers. I still think that this system is making it very hard for prospectors; there are a lot of FNAs covering interesting...

I've read about those types of opal but couldn't find anything about boulder opal, it was probably some other mineral. Space is limited, I didn't pick up a sample... But I took photos of rocks which could be moss opal, found east of kalgoorlie but many kilometres from where the occurences are...

It still doesn't say anything about prospecting there. So it's an individual decision? Bit complicated if you ask me. There are a lot of FNAs, sometimes they even overlap each other. It's not easy trying to do the right thing and not end up in an area where one is not supposed to prospect.

Hello, I'm looking at different areas on tengraph. There's a promising looking area I would like to detect but there's a FNA over it. Is it legal to detect there? It's on a pending exploration permit.

Hello, I have heard about opal mines in WA. Does anybody know if there are boulder opal occurrences?