So if we don't find gold here, it's gonna take a hit.

I've drive them out.

Hills crack and I from us is great ground out here.

So I really cannot go back empty handed.

It's really like I'm used to hate, but this is next level, like it's radiating off the ground and there's no shade.

I'm thinking, like if we target the trade routes in the bedrock, make sure they're definitely done.

The largest nugget ever found with a metal detector was in Australia in 1980 weighing over £60 worth an estimated $1.3 million.

It was just 12 inches beneath the surface.

It has moved some good.

So given us some sort of chance, I guess, to find something would send tonight, like lad deep sound like it's something that Tyler Yeah, a little bit of rough weather, but that's that's a nice piece.

Yeah.

Good job.

Oh, my God.

That is such a related.

I'm pretty happy with that.

This nugget weighs in at nearly 1/4 ounce, worth over $300.

We're gonna find another 12 of them will be ableto high for the lighter.

No pressure there.

Toy.

What have you done to be drying up the ante?

At least we know it is gold here.

That's one positive.

That's a very good point.

Paid wine.

I've got a signal.

Do you mind coming over and just checking it for me?

I'm good.

What?

We've got it.

Save it.

Oh, look at that.

That's a nice chunk.

That's fine.

Really?

What in Old Halls Creek, Tyler detects a second, larger nugget on the ground.

Parker is prospect.

That's actually a good piece in on a 10 grams, I reckon.

For short 6 $700.

How good is that wrong?

Let's go back in shape, aka.

It would see what's really interesting.