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Reading a book about old ships that sink in and around Florida........

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Elson(La)

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I'm thinking about a little trip there.Any one want to join me?? I didn't finish the book yet,But the hell with the book when I can go there. hehehe The book tells where to go hunt the beach.I think ED gave me that book.Well any how,Lets meet there.

Ya'll have fun now
 
.... Mel Fishers company or some other company has secured PROTECTED treasure salvage rights for everything under the water. You are OK on the beach but when salt water goes over top your toes or coil ... you are illegally detecting someone elses proteted salvage area. It's that way for sure in the Ft Pierce area. The local police really watch out for that.
 
Besides, I don't know if you've ever been on the Atlantic side of Florida but the waves are always rough over there. Rarely seen it calm enough to get into the water. Hey, we have a Hard Rock Casino here in Tampa for you and Falk ! :super:
 
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