FloridaTreasure Story- Little River – treasure video #2
FloridaTreasure Story- Little River – treasure video #2
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Another of my videos on where to find treasure in Florida..
be sure to look at my other treasure videos on my channel and check out my DVD I sell on eBay full of old Florida history books, antique maps and 80 year old photo post cards that give great tips on where to look in Florida with your metal detector.
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FloridaTreasure Story- Little River – treasure video #2
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Robb, great research! Thanks for putting it up to share with others!
Thanks cd,
learning the history of an area or a found item is as much fun as metal detecting. I think the hobby is under rated.
Is the cd still available ?
Hi Bearlake, yes the CD is available, check the ebay link in the description box.
There is a lot of information so it would not all fit on a cd so I burned it as data on a DVD, but it opens on the computer just like a CD and the files are in PDF.
Hi Pete, I have been planning to do more. I have not been metal detecting in years as I prefer water detecting and my old whites stopped working and it worked me to death as it hunted deep and had no discrimination so I could spend ten minutes in waves digging a bobby pin.
I bought an ACE 205 last week and will try to make it waterproof and see if I have any luck as the sand down here is not very mineralized.
Thanks GZ!
Wow… I also sat under the Trestle as the train rolled over. Talk about a rush. It’s a memory that has never left me. We also used to lay on the rocks in the stretch between the El Portal Police station and the trestle as the train passed. That train was a big part of my daily entertainment there.
See if you can find my bracelet! lol..
I grew up at 8637 NE First Ave. I spent many days staring into the water from the 2nd ave bridge asking the same question. My brother lived in the little bungalow apartments on the southeast bank of the river at the 2nd ave bridge. We were always concerned about the Little River Rat… You know, the giant rat that ate people. Don’t know if you ever heard that story. 86th street and the Indian mound are great places to walk around. I lost a gold bracelet by the RR trestle in about 1976!!
Please make more of these! I will absoulty make a trip and see where i can detect down there. I will make a video response of all my finds!
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I use this when detect but I use MY Track on my android phone. I will make a video on it . Love your video
hey KST, we used to climb the banks under the trestle when we heard a train coming and let the trian roll over the top of us inches from our face., it was so loud it shook our bones and we couldn’t think of anything but TRAIN for the next 5 minutes. there is a lot of history in Miami hardly anybody knows, like the indian mound and the river story, I moved to Broward 2 years ago, I will be going back next year to visit and make some local history videos, my family came in 1919.