Up The Bay
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That does look promising, Welcome to Treasure-Net.
We used to spend the day at the bay when I was stationed at Ft. Myer VA, wish I had been a fossil collector then, (sharks teeth) are found there I have been told, but 'alas' I was chasing girls at the time. 8)
Fossis.............
We used to spend the day at the bay when I was stationed at Ft. Myer VA, wish I had been a fossil collector then, (sharks teeth) are found there I have been told, but 'alas' I was chasing girls at the time. 8)
Fossis.............
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Welcome to Treasure net & hope you keep the photos coming.
Chris
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Looks like great potential! Welocme to Treasure Net!!! 
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Welcome to T-net Coasty. I always liked walking the edges of the lakes. I found a mammoth skeleton one time at Foss Lake in Oklahoma.
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