ENGLAND'S VIRGIN GOLDFIELDS

ENGLAND'S VIRGIN GOLDFIELDS
PART 2 GET READY FOR ADVENTURE.
BY ALAN HASSELL.
? Copyright all rights reserved 30 June 1991

In the first part of this series, I told you about the potential of shallow water metal detecting. The

Laws of Physics and why gold could be found on many of Britain's Virgin Goldfields on the

coast. Even though I only go back to when swimming became popular 100 years ago losses in

the sea could go back to the Roman days.
 

This article was removed by the author beacause of ungratefull ill mannered Leechers who want everything for free.
I hate scavengers and parasites who live off the hard work of others.

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Hi Idaho one out of the 43 that read this appreciated it and that was you  thanks.. I dont think its worth my while writing all this stuff if people dont appreciate it and only want to steal it, without even some appreciation. I bet the people who read it wouldnt go out and spend hours upon hours of their precious time in order to pass on the knowledge you get from the experience.
I also bet without my articles they wouldnt know what they have learnt.   So its my intention in one weeks time to delete everything i ever put up on here in the way of my hard work. I am very dissapointed in the wannabee's and tight fisted A'holes who are unable to say THANK YOU. I am disgusted with so called guests. 

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Well I try to say something if I visit a post, simply to keep it active sometimes or in the case of this post because its good info to use and appreciated. Always more to learn ya know. I especially liked the sieve idea as I was pondering what to use for this exact effect just a few days ago. Simplicity and utilitarian design makes for a good tool.

I hope you reconsider Alan, but I understand. Your experience has given me a lot of insight into ways to better search, recover, research, etc. It's definitely appreciated. I think in the fast paced anonymous internet world it's easy to forget there is a person behind each post.

CMDiamondawg those sound like some nice finds, I'd love to find any of those. I get a little overwhelmed and don't make it to many good posts simply because there are so many. This is a great site with a lot of old pros like Alan and a bunch of great things to learn and share.

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