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Jessicamae3
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Good idea. Great Cobia Gatorboy!
I'm Jessica. I am a teacher, lepidopterist, adventurer, dowser, native gardener, fossil hunter, angler, dork/geek, golfer, kayaker, treasure hunter, former volleyball athlete, life long learner, mother, and wife. I don't have much to offer yet on knowledge of geology, but you can count on goofy posts, questions, and encouragement for others. I'm not in it to become rich or famous, but rather to learn something new to expand my knowledge to share with my students. Teaching is my God given talent. Famous would be fun, for about 15 minutes though! I believe I have had my 15 minutes...so anything above that I am doing well!
Does life get any better than having a boy that looks at you like that??
My first ever redfish.
My two photos that made the Florida Sportsman mag.
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I'm Jessica. I am a teacher, lepidopterist, adventurer, dowser, native gardener, fossil hunter, angler, dork/geek, golfer, kayaker, treasure hunter, former volleyball athlete, life long learner, mother, and wife. I don't have much to offer yet on knowledge of geology, but you can count on goofy posts, questions, and encouragement for others. I'm not in it to become rich or famous, but rather to learn something new to expand my knowledge to share with my students. Teaching is my God given talent. Famous would be fun, for about 15 minutes though! I believe I have had my 15 minutes...so anything above that I am doing well!
Does life get any better than having a boy that looks at you like that??
My first ever redfish.
My two photos that made the Florida Sportsman mag.
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Great post Jessica!
I'm glad your first redfish was a slot fish.. would have been a bummer if it was over and you had to put it back.
That mutton snapper is my favorite fish to eat next to cobia.
By the way..my name is Bill..William..Will... Whatever just don't call me late for dinner!
I'm glad your first redfish was a slot fish.. would have been a bummer if it was over and you had to put it back.
That mutton snapper is my favorite fish to eat next to cobia.
By the way..my name is Bill..William..Will... Whatever just don't call me late for dinner!
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Welcome gatorboy. I'm from the USA and currently in vietnam for some time.
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Gator Boy! Nice COBE! I see you are in the white dirt area, may I inquire as to what part? I still have my home in Destin area! Give me a shout!! VERDE!!
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Dang Buddy! You need to gather up your mask and head to Sebastian Inlet! Hear they are picking up Goldie's off the bottom by the handfuls!! VERDE!!
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LOL. I know! I found a nice silver cob recently and some others and different 1715 fleet artifacts over here.
Over 3,000 gold coins were found just off the Beach at my favorite spot.
Over 3,000 gold coins were found just off the Beach at my favorite spot.
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Hello Jessicamae3!! Neat pictures!! Obviously you are pulling a sidescan radar unit over the stern of the boat for BIG TREASURE hits!! LOL!! Thanks for the posts!! VERDE!!
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Gator Boy!! Yea, would really be nice to stumble upon the ballast of just one of those old Galleons lying in knee deep water!! Wonder how long you would be able to keep quiet!! One of my best Marlin fishing buddies lives at Port St Lucie!! GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
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Hello mike and verde!
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This is a friend of mine Who lives in Port St Lucie.
Also.. I know right where Several ballast piles are unfortunately they are all under contract.
.... well...all but one..Hehe.
Maybe I should throw in some fossil pictures so this thread doesn't get booted..LOL.
Some horse teeth
Tip of Mammoth tusk
Section of Camel femur.
Also.. I know right where Several ballast piles are unfortunately they are all under contract.
.... well...all but one..Hehe.
Maybe I should throw in some fossil pictures so this thread doesn't get booted..LOL.
Some horse teeth
Tip of Mammoth tusk
Section of Camel femur.
Jessicamae3
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Very cool! Nice to have friends so close to each other to go hunting! I have worn out my family...they have had all the rocks, sand, and heat they can take! I have simply begun carrying protective weapons but hate always looking over my shoulder.
I have yet to find any "colorful" fossils but have found some fossils...
Posting so I do NOT get booted!
This was found just off yankeetown on the barrier islands. First island is way way picked over. Then again with all the trash campers "forgot"to take with them leads me to believe they took the echinoids and ran out of room for their trash.
These were found in dry sand on what would be considered florida scrub along a power line easement where many corals, crystallized coral, and shell fossils abound.
I have also done some metal detecting in this area that is used only by 4 wheelers...so.much.trash! Cans, wire, cans, wire, cans, huge oil drip pan, wire, cans...gave up. I have found old wheats lying on surface only. Dug a 1995 penny. Ha! So, needless to say I take my small shovel and dig sand looking for treasures left behind millions of years ago!
I have yet to find any "colorful" fossils but have found some fossils...
Posting so I do NOT get booted!
This was found just off yankeetown on the barrier islands. First island is way way picked over. Then again with all the trash campers "forgot"to take with them leads me to believe they took the echinoids and ran out of room for their trash.
These were found in dry sand on what would be considered florida scrub along a power line easement where many corals, crystallized coral, and shell fossils abound.
I have also done some metal detecting in this area that is used only by 4 wheelers...so.much.trash! Cans, wire, cans, wire, cans, huge oil drip pan, wire, cans...gave up. I have found old wheats lying on surface only. Dug a 1995 penny. Ha! So, needless to say I take my small shovel and dig sand looking for treasures left behind millions of years ago!
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Jessicamae3
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Hi Branden,, thanks for the snake heart attack!!
My three biggest fears: snakes, gators, and sharks.
Healthy fear...I would never hold a snake like that...or any other way!
Nice to put a name to a face and meet another teacher!
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My three biggest fears: snakes, gators, and sharks.
Healthy fear...I would never hold a snake like that...or any other way!
Nice to put a name to a face and meet another teacher!
*spelling correction
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GatorBoy!! SUPER BLUE FIN!! Nice perch!! Neat Fossils to!! I didn't know they had camels on the treasure coast?? He He!! GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
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Hey bcruzin!! Nice treasure you have on your shoulders!! By the way, how did the snake taste, being an ole Jar Head?? GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
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