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Prospecting Around Sandstone -
Western Australia Sandstone lies in the heart of the spectacular East Murchison Goldfields 650 kilometres from Perth via the Great Northern Highway. It is a comfortable day's drive from Perth for those heading out onto the Gunbarrel Highway or the Canning Stock Route. During the wildflower season, usually from about late July to the middle of September (subject to seasonal rains), the area around Sandstone is transformed from red earth to a carpet of colour. Countless natural rock formations, or 'breakaways', contrast dramatically with the rust stained sandstone landscape which gives the town its name. The discovery of gold in the area at the turn of the very early 1900s led to the establishment of several towns in the locality and Sandstone was gazetted in 1906.
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Paynes Find Roadhouse, Great Northern Hwy, WA. |
Metal detecting for gold at Youanmi, near Sandstone, WA. |
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Click image to enlarge. Metal detecting for gold at Youanmi, near Sandstone, WA. |
Click image to enlarge. 'Emu Run,' along the rabbit proof fence, near Sandstone, WA. |
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Hot during the day, freezing at night.
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Abandoned homestead along the rabbit-proof fence, |
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The town of Sandstone, Western Australia. |
The fuel depot at Sandstone, WA. |
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An abandoned open-cut mine near Barrambie, WA. |
An abandoned open-cut mine near Barrambie, WA. |
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The 'Canvas
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An abandoned mine at Barrambie, north of Sandstone. |
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The world scoffs at those who believe Noah’s Flood was a global event. In this challenging video, Ken Ham shares on the importance of this event, and the memorial it left all over the earth. You will find out why:
There are billions of dead things (fossils), buried in rock layers, laid down by water all over the earth!
Noah’s Ark is real history, and a picture of salvation.
Fossilization can (and often must) happen quickly!
Most of the fossils over the earth make up the graveyard of the Flood!
Scientific evidence from geology connects with the biblical history of an earth only a few thousand years old!
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An abandoned mine at Barrambie, WA.
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Home-made poppet-head for a small underground abandoned mine at Barrambie, north of Sandstone, WA. |
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