8.30am
28.5 degrees, few clouds around.
I
worked on my blog as there were lots of photos yesterday. Steve went over where
my area but no leftovers. Very still day.
At
lunch a breeze came up from the south west which was nice. 36.7 degrees.
Planned
our next move as the others are heading off tomorrow. Kev and Linda are heading
back to Kalgoorlie to pick up their grandson for the school holidays. We might
see them there when we head down to shop. Geoff and Virginia are going
exploring on the way back to Perth as Virginia’s sister is coming over in early
May from Christchurch. Will keep in touch and hopefully catch up with them
somewhere in WA again.
Steve
found an old axe and gave it to Kev as he collects them, being a timber
industry man. It had Kelly engraved on it and Geoff googled and they found that
it was made in the late 1800s, early 1900s. Probably was used by the men on the
woodline tramways.
Virginia
had made some bookmarks to use in their Geocaching but she decided they were
too nice so she gave one to me and Linda which was lovely.
We
settled in around the fire. A few clouds about which might upset our star
watching!! Lots of chatting then Virginia and Geoff handed out some presents to
say thanks for our friendship and advice. I received a very heavy horseshoe
complete with nails was I was the lucky one (the only one to find gold here).
Steve got some silver bullet shells. They were trinkets they found as they
detected and we all had a great laugh and were very impressed with their
thoughtfulness.
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