Random Chains and pendents
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Congratulations on the nice finds! Thank you for sharing.
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Interesting, so you just drag a magnet along the bottom while paddling your kayak? I haven't heard of that method before.
beau7johnson
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yes i usually drag around the boat dock and loading area most successfully.
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Now there's a way to treasure hunt !
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Pretty cool
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