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:usaflag: Hunting Frozen Beaches!!:thumbup:
- Thread starter Cupajo
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Kelley (Texas)
New member
I have to give you lots of credit for finding a way to treasure hunt in the dead cold of winter. Kelley (Texas) 
Any day out is a good day for me!! 
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There was a time, many years back that I and my [then] partner went out hunting in the winter. This was in Victoria and due to the vagaries of that place, low tides we in the early morning [around 1 or 2 in the AM]. I think this was an el nino year . But each time we went out, we would walk the beach first and pick up coins and jewelry... then we would use the machines. This went on for a few weeks and then the sand returned to cover up the goodies until next time.
Calm seas
Micheal
:There was a time, many years back that I and my [then] partner went out hunting in the winter. This was in Victoria and due to the vagaries of that place, low tides we in the early morning [around 1 or 2 in the AM]. I think this was an el nino year . But each time we went out, we would walk the beach first and pick up coins and jewelry... then we would use the machines. This went on for a few weeks and then the sand returned to cover up the goodies until next time.
Calm seas
Micheal
Wayne in BC
New member
n/t