There's a habit my husband Tony and I fall into when we're having a gold drought. It's a habit other regular prospectors/ detectorists/fossickers (call us what you will) probably have as well. You've found a little patch of nuggets somewhere in the past and you comprehensively gridded and closely detected that ground. Gold doesn't regrow (not in our lifetime anyway) so the patch probably isn't going to give up more bits just because you're having a gold drought but, all else having failed, you return to it.
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