Category: Sports/Recreation Publisher: John Wade Publishing
ISBN-10: 1882425081
Type: Fiction
Pages: 184
Copyright: Jan 1 1997
Coins, minerals, artifacts, gold, pirate treasures. Expert advice on how and where to find them. An adventure for the whole family.
This book beckons to the adventurer in each of us. to the single-minded searcher for coins, minerals, artifacts, gold, pirate treasures or old bottles, and to the wistfully curious person who murmurs: I wonder, is there something in this for me.The book further develps, instructively and irresistibly, the gold and gem scenes. It tells of dramatic new mineral discoveries, and it coaxes from imaginative prospectors their tactics and hunting grounds. Tugging at the leash of that fantistic electronic bloodhound, the metal detector, we find inventive people with new ideas. A few dive underwater, some stalk their prey -like Sherlock Holmes - with the powers of perception, and others just happily follow their hunches. Yes, there is something in it for you. If you are a novice, your steps will be guided on each of the many intriguing paths you can choose. Here is a wonderfully stretched horizon: anything can happen!
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