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SOV/GTING IN NW FLORIDA
- Thread starter DonNWF
- Start date
DonNWF Wrote:
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OK, yes I skipped over that:blush:
That is very cool, I really like the lower section, the idea of putting the "box" in the sand doe's not sound good to me, I figure those are PVC pipes and fittings that you tapped in place with electrical tape???
Thanks for posting that pic, great ideas are easier to copy than create
Gonzo
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> n/t
OK, yes I skipped over that:blush:
That is very cool, I really like the lower section, the idea of putting the "box" in the sand doe's not sound good to me, I figure those are PVC pipes and fittings that you tapped in place with electrical tape???
Thanks for posting that pic, great ideas are easier to copy than create
Gonzo
NamVetLesTreasureSeeker
New member
Many Thanks Don for the thorough response. I'm sorry it took so long for me to read/respond to that post. Keep up the GREAT FINDS!! HH
Further research reveals The East India Trading Company (British) who minted the coin for the India Trade actually had agents/traders operating in NWF in the early to mid-1800's. They traded with local Indians but they were also dealing with the local non-natives (Americans, Spanish, Ex-British loyalists) for of all things, Live Oak. The Live Oak tree flourished in this area (and still does) and provided one important product badly needed by companies operating ships. Live Oak crooks. - used to build ships. Natural crooks, strong and easily worked into boat framing. There was a large illegal trade removing this product from land-grant lands, private lands, and what was considered public land. Research does pay off.HH