I did not know it was coming - Jeff, kinda like your zone

[GraveDiggerMax-VaBch-Va]

but i got a call about 1pm on the surfline.....................nice stuff showing...............good cut

i told my boss i was feeling bad and had a high fever...............he understood,.....................low tide at 2:19 or so, by 2:30 lowtide tim and i were plundereing south. lot of targets for us, but no jewerly of any kind...............lots of clad

high fever i suspect will hit me again around noon on thur...................no pics today

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[OldBeechnut]

Hope you feel better, High Fever's are going around...I have heard they can last for several months....Good Luck, Joe

 

[GENE EDWARDS]

Yes and swinging a metal detector creates a air flow around your legs and hips, which flows up through your body to your head, which in turn brings the fever down so you don't feel so bad. Tell your boss, metal detecting will keep you healthier. Gene

 

[GraveDiggerMax-VaBch-Va]

n/t

 

[Neptune]

I heard that once you develope the fever, there is no cure. Is this true????

 

[Furious T]

High Fever? Dont you mean "Gold Fever"? Good luck with it!

 

[wavecrazed]

Word on the street (river) it's a negative tide that day.

 

[BARKER]

Hi Folks; There is "NO" cure for this infectous illness exept to placate your symptoms by dong it some more.and more and more.This seems to bring about a change in our condition for the better even though science has yet to figure out either the cause or the cure.Some tell tale symptoms are a hunched back, an exaggerated bicep size brought about by excessive left to right motion that seems to be perpetual.A strange bulgng of the eyes upon the patients seeing of any type or style of metallic object; especially with copper ,silver or gold.Strangely it can also occur when these patients even encounter metallic objects made out of iron or brass which they call relics.They also posess an uncanny ability to know all things weather related such as tides, crop cycles and can sometimes predict oncoming rains days in advance.Science can not explain this aspect at all. The patients also tend to spend extreme amounts of time during inclement weather periods pouing themselves over maps and charts of all types while researching historical events at the same time.
Luckily it is only after they have placated their illnesses insatiable demand to meet these demands that they are then able to return to our own so called "normal" activities such as actually working and caring for their families. It is hoped that one day science will be able to figure out a "tangible" cure for these poor "treasure hunters". In the mean time it is through science's best observations that we let these poor souls abide in their passions to their hearts content whilst we "normal" individuals comfort ourselves in the knowig that when they've "had their fill" they will always return to us as the "normal" individuals we know.Until later May God Bless You All And Yours. PEACE:RONB