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Small Beach Emerald. |
Hope you had a great Easter. I didn't get out much. I did get out a little while. I did find this little piece of what appears to me to be emerald. It is on a penny for size comparison. It is not a quality emerald. Just a raw piece of opaque stone. I have found better and bigger emeralds at the same location in the past.
I didn't have as much luck with coins. I didn't hunt long enough to give it a good chance though.
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Broken Piece of Something. |
I did find this unidentifiable broken item. The scale is the same as the emerald above. It is small and encrusted. Have no idea what it might be.
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John Brooks Beach The Day Before Easter. |
Saturday I took a look at a couple of beaches and took a couple of pictures. This is what it looked like. Lots of seaweed. The beach in front of the cut was mushy.
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Another View of John Brooks The Same Day. |
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Another Beach The Day Before Easter. |
I took this picture at another beach I stopped at after John Brooks. The dunes were getting high. That is what I wanted to show, but it didn't show very well.
I also noticed Saturday that the heavy equipment was on the beach at Fort Pierce South Jetty Park. I didn't get to look around at enough beaches to give a good beach conditions rating.
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Horse Tooth Fossil |
My wife picked up this horse tooth fossil on a Treasure Coast beach last week sometime while she was collecting shells. It does show that you can find some really old stuff.
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Peahen On Roof. |
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I just found out last week that our President's grandfather, who emigrated to the United States when he was 16, later made his money operating a restaurant and boarding house in a mining town during the Klondike Gold Rush. That is what Wikipedia says.
Here is an another article about that.
http://www.macleans.ca/politics/inside-the-wild-canadian-past-of-the-trump-family/
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The surf will decrease today and for the next few days.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net