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| Flag Indicating Red Tide Spores Displayed at Jensen Beach Yesterday. |
Red Tide was strong at Jensen Beach yesterday afternoon. It evidently kept a lot of people off the beach, but there were a few there. I heard a lot of coughing and saw one kid crying with burning eyes. It can be serious. Too bad! It is otherwise beautiful beach weather.
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| Jensen Beach Yesterday Afternoon. |
There were more people to the north for some reason.
The beach had lost some sand. You can see the small cut and the slope had eroded back some. You can also see a small dip in front of the beach. Didn't look half bad for modern jewelry if the Red Tide doesn't bother you.
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| Jensen Beach Yesterday Afternoon. |
Expect nothing more than a two or three foot surf for the next few days.
We have a full moon and some decent tides.
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Gold Relic.
Source: See MSN.com link below.
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The origin of a mysterious golden relic has been identified after leaving archaeologists baffled for almost 150 years.
The small, flat golden plate was uncovered alongside a female skeleton and a coin at a grave site beneath York station in 1872...
The coin, which was made of copper with a silver wash over the top, had the face of Septimius Severus on one side and Fortuna, the goddess of luck on the other.
Severus was Roman Emperor from 193 until his death in York in 211, but it is not clear whether the woman was buried during this period or later...
Here is the link.https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/mysterious-gold-relic-finally-identified-after-baffling-scientists-for-almost-150-years/ar-BBOOO67?ocid=spartandhp
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The oceans near North America have been angry this year.
When all the hurricanes and tropical storms that have formed in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific Oceans this year are added together, the 2018 hurricane season is the most active season ever recorded, Colorado State University meteorologist Phil Klotzbach announced Tuesday...
Here is the link for more about that.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/10/23/hurricane-season-most-active-record-atlantic-pacific-combined/1741226002/
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I was consulting with a treasure author that was wondering about how far some bars of gold might sink into the sand over a period of a few decades. I won't give any details because I don't want to put anybody else on the trail, but some bars got deposited in a fairly unusual way and they wanted to try to find them. It took me a couple of emails to answer, but I still wasn't happy with the answer. That reminded me that I started to talk about the subject of how things sink in the sand a few weeks ago in this blog. I introduced a question, but got off on other subjects and failed to answer the question. I'll try to do that some day soon. I'll have a meaty related subject for you tomorrow.
Go, and do well.
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