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Gabriel's Gully
(Pick & Shovel Monument)
2 km north of Lawrence
Gold discoveries in Otago, Westland & Thames changed New Zealand. The very first was here. Gabriel Read made his find in June 1861. By December 4000 - 5,000 people were camped in this gully.
Part of the creek at Gabriels Gully is an area where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas have set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
You can picnic and camp here and there is a visitor centre and a walkway,
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
You can picnic and camp here. There are fire places.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
You can picnic and camp here and there are fireplaces and walking tracks.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
This is one of sixteen areas set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy panning for gold (fossicking) without a mining permit.
Fossicking is searching for and collecting materials from the land surface or by digging by hand.
Land that Lured the Long White Crowd
Land that Lured the Long White Crowd
