Come To Australia … Watch Gold And Learn To Treat Gold

For decades of my life, I have not known how to treat gold. Our group left Melbourne to direct the golden city of Ballarat and on the way to stop by a garden house.
Come to Australia ..

. watch gold and learn to treat gold
A large sign placed right in front of the entrance to Naturipe farm clearly states: cherry season is over, and the peach is not yet large. On the side are: apples $ 3.50 / kg and strawberries $ 11 / kg That is the price for the pick to bring back.



Eating at the place is comfortable, more or less there is no cost
Eating strawberries free of charge and picking them up - Photo: LDT
Step through the small door, visitors face an immense garden. Early autumn, some trees begin to turn yellow. The big berries are full of branches. Apples are full. Green yes, red yes. Looking at the countless falling apples on the ground, I feel sorry. A young Korean couple gives their naughty little child, playing apple soccer.



An elderly Chinese couple, reaching out on a cart, picked apples and dropped them into the wagon.
Ripe apples fall in the garden. - Photo: LOD
Having a chance to eat "pagoda" but all guests are like any other customer. Select fresh, big, cut, brushed fruit and put it right in their mouth. Don't know whether to eat this type of hygiene, right? But if everyone eats, I also eat. Strawberries can still eat a few berries, but apples are one, two out of breath ...



Walking in this kind of fruit-picking garden seems to be just a moment of relaxation before entering the big game - gold.
Golden eyes widened
“About 20,000 people have come to find gold in the tunnels of Goldfields Ballarat '. That was the story of the year 1851 that I learned when I entered the Gold Museum, right up the path up Sovereign Hill. A short 30 minutes walk is enough for me to see golden muscle. Golden bran. Golden dust. Gold seeds. Gold bar.



Books, plates, gilded wine glasses ... Many eyes widened when seeing gold bars weighing 4.4 kg.
There are gold bars attached to the cliffs, but they are still dazzling, attracting many people to choose as a photography background ...



get lucky. Many artifacts on display in the museum help viewers learn more about the uses of gold throughout history.
Lost in all those applications, many ladies still wake up, stop for a long time at all kinds of ancient and fancy sparkling jewels ..
See, learn about the history of gold mining in the Museum, we walk, go to the Sovereign Hill Quart Mine - the place where the gold-searching movement was restored in the old Ballarat.
Learn to treat gold
The price to visit the "apprenticeship" to dig gold for one trip is 55.50 dollars. Not very cheap, but the guests kept getting in, so many groups had to wait in line.



Ballarat's town more than 160 years ago, now designed and rebuilt just like the real thing. The wooden houses have the look of the Far West lying adjacent to each other. This is a photo shop, which displays old photos. The other is the Victorian Theater, but at the entrance there is a requirement: do not bring food or drink into the theater. Pubs are of course indispensable for gold diggers.
Tourists prepare to enter the Mines tour - Photo: LOD
Occasionally there were advertisements on the walls of the house, indicating words and paintings such as: the horse race at 6pm on September 13, 1855; The dentist's dental office Mr. S. DeSaxe; The Eagle dinner shop .



.. Strabismus also has a few wanted orders stuck in between. The residents of that day, now immersed by the tourist area staff, also appeared on the street quite a lot.
The women were shuffled in long, wide flare skirts, high necks. Men are tights, broad-brimmed Australian hats ...



They stand, sitting on both sides of the main road. Occasionally, the guitar sang and played games for guests to enjoy. The point to add a bit of flavor back then were the two-horse cars running on the road ...
Tourists watch the old people perform a feature of their life over a hundred years ago - Photo: LĐT
We, like many other tourists, just stopped for a bit to satisfy their curiosity and went deep into the mining area. Officer Lauren arranged us into rows of seats, closed the doorway and reached out to pull the circuit breaker. The car pulley shivered quickly down the slope.



The two sides of the road were dark, damp and cold again. Down to a depth of 20 meters above the ground, new oil lamps gradually appear.
The car stops. The guest followed Lauren, groping in the light thanks to her. The feeling of the gold digger in the dark, stuffy space from lack of oxygen seemed to seep into me.
That feeling increased, when in a corner of the tunnel, guests crowded around, sitting, watching documentaries about the miners' daily work in the tunnel ...



It was the work that began to be of high technology. There, with the roaring ore crushing machine, and with the drills hissing ears, brain aches ...
Attentively treat gold with fragile hope - Photo: LODO Come to Australia, watch the sea sing and hunt for dolphins
Visitors just "enter the tunnel" to know, to share with miners. As for finding gold by hand, customers can experience a concrete experience like the old people. From above, we crossed the thatched huts, descended the wooden stairs to reach the stream of gold. Western guests, customers, old and young, all quickly find hoes, shovels, sand filter pots.



They are excited and entertained.
An Australian girl was holding a shovel, helping me to shovel 2 shovels of soil and rock into a heavily distorted pot. I tilted the pot, caught the stream flowing through three steps, then shook, tilted the pot, let the water run.

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