scrounger and scubatreasure ...testing the Excalibur at Clearwater Beach

[scubatreasure]

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Scrounger was kind enough to dig this hole at just over 2 feet deep to find a crushed orange soda can...impressive depth capability

I was digging pull tabs at over 1 foot

great hunting with you scrounger ...now its pizza time!

 

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[godisnum1]

Looks like fun... I always hit St Pete Beach, opposed to Clearwater. Don't they rake Clearwater pretty frequently?

Bran <><

Hey Bran, yes they were raking the beach the day we were there, I haven't gone over to the St. Pete Beach yet ... but I'm looking forward to hunting it soon.
Limo Bob

Yep, that figures... well if ya'll happen to hit St Pete Beach, especially on the weekends, let me know!

Bran <><

Awsome, would enjoy hunting with you...have been following your posts for years and you might say I'm a Bran Fan...lol

Hopefully see ya soon!

Limo Bob

Haha... well that last part definitely gave me a chuckle! Guess I have been around here for a while, huh... Yep, I'm sure I'll see ya' soon! If ya'll happen to be on Facebook, feel free to add me on there as well. My link is below my T-net avatar.

Bran <><

 

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[billinstuart]

After 3 feet of digging, I uncovered a steel belted radial tire which was used as a fender on the ill-fated 1715 fleet...........

 

[scubatreasure]

After 3 feet of digging, I uncovered a steel belted radial tire which was used as a fender on the ill-fated 1715 fleet...........

Now Bill if that was one of those Pirelli tires you might get the Spanish into a bidding war with the Italians over who's museum it will go to...
Limo Bob

 

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After 3 feet of digging, I uncovered a steel belted radial tire which was used as a fender on the ill-fated 1715 fleet...........