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Re: California lost treasure leads,from Frank Fish's book
Hey you modern THrs, look at that detector, heavy, no ground matrix neutraizing, no discrimination, limited depth, expensive short life battteries, tubes burned out at inconvient times, and awkard to use .. Even the cheapest today will easily outperform it, still many a treausre has been found with it and it's competition.
Count your blessing to people like Charles Garrett.
Till Eulenpeigle de La Mancha
Hey you modern THrs, look at that detector, heavy, no ground matrix neutraizing, no discrimination, limited depth, expensive short life battteries, tubes burned out at inconvient times, and awkard to use .. Even the cheapest today will easily outperform it, still many a treausre has been found with it and it's competition.
Count your blessing to people like Charles Garrett.
Till Eulenpeigle de La Mancha
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Re: California lost treasure leads,from Frank Fish's book
That photo of Frank Fish with Treasure is at "Robber's Roost", just south of Hwy 178 (Walker's Pass), West of Hwy 14 (Old Hwy 6)........Still more there waiting, 5 Bonafide Hidden Treasures...5 Indian Trails, Old Military Road, Old Stagecoach Road, Pack Mule Trains, BANDITS!!!
That photo of Frank Fish with Treasure is at "Robber's Roost", just south of Hwy 178 (Walker's Pass), West of Hwy 14 (Old Hwy 6)........Still more there waiting, 5 Bonafide Hidden Treasures...5 Indian Trails, Old Military Road, Old Stagecoach Road, Pack Mule Trains, BANDITS!!!
