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:D It was a beautiful day out at Lido Beach, However it didn't yield much in finds . I did run to a couple treasure net folks out there today,, Was a real pleasure to meet . This cold front that's moving in tonight might help for finds on sunday. guzz1
 

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You look like you had the same day as me, but mine also included the red tide factor over here on the east coast.
 
>:(ya got to hate the redtide ,, We have been real lucky over here this year only a couple of bouts with it ..ya ,,, not a good day for me to say the least .. But it was nice to be out in the sunshine anyway. Really a nice day today..guzz1
 
Enjoy the cold front that we sent you, it was 18 degrees this morning when I came to work.
 
Hey Gary, Nice to meet you.

Waves took there toll on us after 5 hours. Maybe we'll see you again out there. The targets are there, just need the right day and conditions.

Those waves look less menacing from up there. We thought the same untill we got out into them.

Paul
 

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HEY Paul Also you have to be carefull of the rip tides out there on Lido ,That area is known for them.
Many folks have almost drowned out there , specially the snowbirds they don't know how to get out of them when they get caught up in one. Then they panic and then that's all she wrote .. Guzz1
 
Hunt the dry sand and when you get some deep signals and dig them up, they will be World War 2 shells, heh, heh. Actually they are spent .50 caliber cartridge cases and .50 caliber bullets. During the war, there wasn't anybody on those keys, so the military set up plywood targets of German Panzer tanks, trucks and other vehicles and the fighter pilots would strafe the targets for practice. Those .50 calibers spat out over 600 rounds a minute and some planes had eight guns on them. And hundreds of planes used those beaches for target practice. Thought I'd give you a history lesson in case you dig some of those cases up. ;D
 
HEY THANKS . That's really intresting. guzz1
 

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