ARC
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- Joined
- Aug 19, 2014
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- Location
- Tarpon Springs
- Detector(s) used
- JW 8X-ML X2-VP 585
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
- #113,861
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Good morning everyone, Monday Monday!Those are expensive they are a ribeye with an extra long bone.Hows it compare to ours. This recently from a nearby town. Converter says $30 US.
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That’s crazy no pointsGood morning!☕️ The drought has finally dried up the local creek. It’s a tributary of the W Okaw River. It’s 2 miles to the river and I started walking. First time I’ve seen it dry. I was surprised it’s mostly sand with not much gravel.View attachment 2226141
I never saw a single chip of flint, let alone any arrowheads. The only thing noteworthy I found was this bottle. Unfortunately it was broken. It’s from 1890. After walking 1/2 mi I hit water and had to turn around. I’ll walk the other direction toward the prairie next time.View attachment 2226142


Hows it compare to ours. This recently from a nearby town. Converter says $30 US.
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Little Crater Lake, Oregon, the small version of the famous lake to the south, is considered a geologic oddity. It is thought that the lake was created by artesian water forcing its way through the soft volcanic rock, creating a "blowhole."
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Filigree. Laborious fastidious labor with a vital eye and steady hands.