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<blockquote data-quote="davent" data-source="post: 630847" data-attributes="member: 6002"><p>I took the family to a snow trip a few years ago, get away from the tropics for a complete tree change. We stayed at Adaminaby, absolutely loved it. On the way to Mt Selwyn, we stopped just after the turn off at Kiandra, and I couldn't help but have a look around the area. </p><p>It was really interesting to see it, although most was covered in snow. </p><p>What struck me though, was the amount of rubbish still there, hundreds of 44 gallon drums, and because of the climate, a lot are still intact. The amount of rubbish there is amazing. I would love to pan the creek (and also fly fish for trout) there one day. I believe that all prospecting in that area is a no no though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davent, post: 630847, member: 6002"] I took the family to a snow trip a few years ago, get away from the tropics for a complete tree change. We stayed at Adaminaby, absolutely loved it. On the way to Mt Selwyn, we stopped just after the turn off at Kiandra, and I couldn't help but have a look around the area. It was really interesting to see it, although most was covered in snow. What struck me though, was the amount of rubbish still there, hundreds of 44 gallon drums, and because of the climate, a lot are still intact. The amount of rubbish there is amazing. I would love to pan the creek (and also fly fish for trout) there one day. I believe that all prospecting in that area is a no no though. [/QUOTE]
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