Gold on the Murchison by P Heydon minelab-coils The open and forthright descriptions

The open and forthright descriptions of men and incidents are a delight

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Gold on the Murchison by P Heydon minelab-coils The open and forthright descriptionsGold on the Murchison by P Heydon Gold on the Murchison is the story of Cue, Day Dawn and Big Bell and the part the towns and their people played in the development of Murchison gold. From the first rushes in the 1880s and the hardships of the pioneers to Cue's status as the 'Queen of the Murchison', the decay to ghost towns, oblivion and eventual rebirth. Phil Heydon commenced his working life in the Post Office at Cue, in 1935, as a Telegraph