$50K Opal is Worth More Than This Miner has Made in his Entire Career | Outback Opal Hunters
Mining partners Pete and Sam had such a bad season last year, that Sam, the younger of the pair, is considering whether or not to continue. However, when he discovers a $50K opal worth more than he's made in his whole mining career, he finds a renewed enthusiasm for opal hunting.
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