Showing posts with label beaches. metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beaches. metal. Show all posts
Friday, June 10, 2011
6/10/11 Report - Your Best Detector Settings & Erosion on Treasure Coast
One Nice Size Cut on One Treasure Coast Beach This Morning.This cut was about six foot high, which was as high as any I saw this morning.See video of this beach below.Yesterday my post was about being up to my arm pit in muck. I understand that a lot of you would like to see that. I should have taken a video, but I don't have enough hands. Usually I'm holding a scoop and detector or I am up to my
Friday, January 28, 2011
1/28/2011 - Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster 25 Years Ago Today & Pieces Still Being Found
One Nice Cut on a Treasure Coast Beach.This cut was about three feet high and went for a few hundred yards. It was at least a few days old.Yesterday I took a look at three different beaches. I saw detectorists at all three, but all three of them were near the beach access. The cut shown in the photo above was a good distance from a beach access and I saw no one there.Most detectorists hit the
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
12/8 Report - Space Shuttle Metal & Local Conditions & Lodging
Metal From Space Shuttle? When I went back to check who sent this photo, it appears that I somehow managed to lose the original email. Would the sender please send another email so I can credit the photo?I got an email reporting a number of these types of melted metal finds coming from Corrigan's lately.I've talked about finding metal from the space shuttle before. Fred B. sent some of his pieces
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
11/7 Report - Mystery Small Silver Rectangle Metal Detector Find
Small Rectangular Piece of Silver Found on a Treasure Coast Shipwreck Beach Yesterday.This is one of those types of finds that will probably never give up its secrets. It is definitely silver. I could tell that when I inspected it with a high power loop and when I did an acid test on it.And it has definitely been exposed to salt water for some time. Close inspection of the considerable surface
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