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Fort Pierce Casino
Submitted by GM.
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I received the above postcard image of the Fort Pierce casino from GM, who also sent the following picture of the casino being used during WW II. That caption refers to the casino as "a pre-war dance hall located south of the Ft. Pierce Inlet."
Thanks GM.
Nick, who sent the following pictures of the casino said, The casino was right where you make the left curve into ty he now jetty parking lot.
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Fort Pierce Casino (Bottom Right)
Submitted by Nick.
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Fort Pierce Casino
Submitted by Nick.
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Thanks Nick.
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Guapo (GM) also sent me the following photos and captions showing the Sea Mist. Sorry if it is a difficult to read, but you can see the original source - the Vero Beach Press Journal.
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Recent Beach Fossil Finds by Timothy M.
Photo submitted by Timothy M.
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Timothy M. recently found the above fossils and sent the following message.
Hello again. My wife and I were out around low tide Monday afternoon just walking some beaches cleaning up trash and doing some eyeballing. She has an eye for sea glass and picked up a few nice greens. I had been talking about fossils when just north of middle cove I found a small bone with a joint, leg, wing? Little later on at the north end of Walton rocks, she found this nice dark black bone fragment with visible marrow! She trumps me again.
Your blog always encourages people to think above lost human treasures. We had a great time wondering about the origin of these obviously truly ancient objects.
Once again thanks for sharing your knowledge and joy of discovery.
Thanks for sharing Timothy. Glad you enjoy the various types of treasure that can be found on the Treasure Coast beaches.
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On the Treasure Coast the surf is still small, but we have some negative tides.
We are getting some dust from the Sahara dust storm.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net
