9/8/16 Report - 18 Ounce Gold Nugget Found. A New Tropical Disturbance In The Atlantic. Remarkable Artifact of Twin Towers.

Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of treasurebeachesreport.blogspot.com.

Two Atlantic Disturbances
Source: nhc.nooa.gov

Summer is past but hurricane season isn't over.  According to Noaa, from mid-August through mid-October, the activity spikes, accounting for 78 percent of the tropical storm days, 87 percent of the category 1 and 2 hurricane days, and a whopping 96 percent of the major (category 3, 4 and 5) hurricane days.

In addition to hurricanes we often get some good storms in the fall.  I remember some in both October and November.  November to February is often a good period for storms and beach detecting.

The surfing web sites are predicting a surf no higher than two feet for the next week or so on the Treasure Coast.

As you can see from the map above, we now have a new tropical disturbance by the West Indies.

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A California prospector found a rare gold nugget that could be worth more than $70,000.

Oscar Espinoza, of Modesto, told Gold Prospecting Adventures he'd been searching in nearby Woodscreek when he found the t-bone steak-sized nugget...

Espinoza found the 18-ounce nugget on Tuesday in Jamestown, California, which is now expecting a modern day gold rush.

Prospector Showing 18 Oz. Nugget In
Unique Manner.

Here is the link for more about that.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3777145/Prospector-finds-steak-sized-gold-nugget-worth-70-000-California-town-prepares-gold-rush.html

Thanks to Dean for sending me this link.
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Here is remarkable bit of paper stuck to a piece of steel at the site where the Twin Towers fell.

Bible Pages Fused To Steel Survive Twin Towers Disaster.

http://spiritdaily.org/blog/uncategorized/a-remarkable-scrap-of-paper


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