AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!!

[mercinarie]

hmm sounds interesting, i will hopefully getting my scuba diving ticket with in the next few weeks, then i will have to get the wreck diving ticket but im in no rush, so research here i come.

 

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[pgill]

Hey Tinnie "Gooi more ou gaan dit met jou" Oh sorry that is Afrikaans and you would not understand that either..... hahahahahahahha. Must admit it does sound a bit like the slang you were talking.....

God bless
Peter
South Africa, originally England, and 8 years Rhodesia

 

[mercinarie]

anybody know of any good books or websites i can read for Western Australian shipwrecks

 

[tinpan]

Sorry to have to tell you all this.You cannot take anything from shipwrecks in Australian waters,no excepts.Dive on them yes look yes, take anything will get a long jail term.I don,t have all reasons why but best just to except.  Really sorry to have to tell you this

                                tinpan "that includes newly found shipwrecks too"

 

[jeff of pa]

Sorry to have to tell you all this.You cannot take anything from shipwrecks in Australian waters,no excepts.Dive on them yes look yes, take anything will get a long jail term.I don,t have reasons why but best just to except. Really sorry to have to tell you this

tinpan "that includes newly found shipwrecks too"

Due to the Fact it is Illegal to Treasurehunt Shipwrecks
in Austrailia Waters.
And TreasureNet does not Condone Breaking Laws,
Please Refrain from Discussing Treasure hunting these Wrecks
on TreasureNet.

Thanks for your cooperation.
Jeff

 

[mercinarie]

am i right in saying that you are allowed to hunt for the wrecks but you arent allowed to take anything from them.

 

[jeff of pa]

am i right in saying that you are allowed to hunt for the wrecks but you arent allowed to take anything from them.

If I Understood Tinpan Correctly.

You are right mercinarie.

 

[tinpan]

am i right in saying that you are allowed to hunt for the wrecks but you arent allowed to take anything from them.

  If I Understood Tinpan Correctly.

You are  right mercinarie.

mercinarie, yes you can dive on wrecks as a diver for the enjoyment of the sport of scuba diving.Some wrecks that have been deemed as historically important or war graves are out bounds.These lists can be obtained from the Dept of Substantiality and Environment or Heritage Western Australia.

All of this will be explained to you when you go for your Dive ticket, part of the requirement.Most of the wrecks have a boundary of 200 metres which means you cannot take anything found within that boundary.If anyone gets caught there no excuses.

I pass no jugdement on you and you are free to do as you please, i,m just trying to let you know the facts.I have had A PADI open water permit for 20 years

                                      tinpan

 

[mercinarie]

thanks for the info, i shall read into lease proposterous laws :P :P :P

 

[Grimnar]

Howdy,
Better late than never, North Centrel Victoria. Alot of great sites to hunt where i am, many a ghost town remain along the mighty Murray and always good hunting, and researching. My best find would have to be a 7.5 inch jar filled with gold teeth 9which coincidently is my most bazaar find)

Thats me out.
Grim

 

[Yarrum]

Welcome aboard mate.
A jar full of gold teeth?? Bloody hell mate, that would've weirded me right out.
At the end of the day though it's still gold
Good luck out there and happy hunting.

murraY

 

[mercinarie]

yea i still havent got my MD yet but i should have one in a month or two
then i will start MD'ing some old sites around where i live. and maybee some beaches.

 

[teejay7]

Struth mate all this aussie talk is freaking me out ,i,ll bet only a few of you guys used to go to the fleas and itches where it only cost a zac to get in and you could swap a comic for a tray bit. and if you were real lucky you got to sit next to a good lookin sheila and maybe give her a big smooch,terry

 

[mercinarie]

dude noone talks like that anymore...

 

[teejay7]

Yeah mate but we have all the great memories ,sounds like you dont!!

 

[tinpan]

Must be from Tassie, they got 2 heads you know and they use old slang
the ones with one head usally got scare on neck

nice rings please tell more in modern aussie slang.


P.S redneck in pic is not an aussie slang word ?

tinpan No come in spinners on T-net :P :P :P

 

[teejay7]

Hi tinpan were you from?? the rings are my collection from detecting the beaches, they are the ones my missus lets me have as she wears all the goodies.

 

[travelman11]

Re: AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!!LIST UR FINDS FOR FREE

Hi Aussies.
im based in the Aussie outback,,tough place called Gold Coast...aussie will know what its like!!!!.
anyway i run my opal busiess from here,most of my opals comes from Lightning Ridge and i operate www.opalauctions.com..i advertize on this site and am just starting 1st september new gemstone site
www.gemrockauctions.com
have section that might interest you guys
If you find something you can list it and sell for free under TREASURES
as long as your not a business u can list 10 items free
so maybe some of you guys can help me out and list few of your finds..
Thats if wife lets u sell em!!
Cheers wayne

 

[ivan salis]

been to your neck of the woods --a spell back-- DARWIN-- BIG NASTY SALT WATER CROCS lil bitty deadly purple ringed octipus---and of course great whites as a added bonus---nice place the BARRIMUNDI (FISH) WAS GREAT---the dice tables red hot-- the fosters was cold and the women warm and freindly--- my kinda place---Ivan

 

[freeman]

Jesuit Turtlebacks and marker trees? What the hell is that about?