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Day In The Life Of An Outback Opal Miner!

Young Guns Opal Hunters

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Day In The Life Of An Outback Opal Miner!

104 678 просмотров · 1 год назад
Young Guns Opal Hunters
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104 678 просмотров · 1 год назад
It’s not every day that we find opal while mining! So I thought no matter what happens I’ll shoot a day in my life as an opal miner and show you more of a look into the digging side of things. It did end up a pretty eventful day. We had the usual break downs and fixes managed to shift quite a bit of dirt, unfortunately no opal at my claim. Luckily Warren was finding some material at the Aquarium opal mine and was kind enough to once again let us come down and have a look! Most evening I’d I’m not to warn out I’ll sit down and cut some opal or clean and process material. Today I thought it would be the perfect time to clean a pineapples and give you all a bit more of an in depth look at that process. We hope you all enjoyed the video please leave us a comment and tell us what you would like to see more or less of. If you wish to support us by purchasing Opal feel free to check out our Etsy store, simply click on the link below. Each opal we sell keeps us out here digging and helps us dedicate more time to creating content! If you would also like to learn more about the Vaniman Problast I’ll leave a link for that below as well. I find cleaning fossils and minerals to be one of the most relaxing and fun activity’s there is! Vaniman - https://www.vaniman.com/young-guns-op... Shop: Etsy - https://stormlightopals.etsy.com Ebay - https://ebay.com.au/usr/younggunsopal Social Media Links: Facebook:   / young-guns-outback-opal-hunters-1133857200...   Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@younggunsopal... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youngguns_o... Contact Us: Email: Jaymin.sullivan@yahoo.com Pineapple enquires: Email: redearthopal@bigpond.com About Us: Our names are Jaymin Sullivan, James Caruana and Noah Mcdonough we are the ‘Young Guns’ Opal Mining Crew from Discovery Channel tv show ‘Outback Opal Hunters.’ Our love for treasure hunting led us to quit our jobs and move to the desert in search of precious Australian Opal! It’s a bad day to be a rock!