A amateur treasure seeker has discovered an unexploded Second World War “bomb” on his first visit with a fellow enthusiast. A few weeks ago Mr Mournian, had joined a website for people who go out with metal detectors and arranged to meet up with Darren for the first time at the weekend. They were walking…
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I came across this blog post today about underwater Metal Detecting. It gives a great introduction as to why underwater metal detecting can be thrilling and worthwhile: http://www.plasticmonkey.com/2011/10/21/metal-detectors-one-more-thrilling-tactic-to-make-use-of-metal-detectors-in-the-waters/ Beach Detecting: [retweet]
By Nancy Chen, Ksby.com, Published Tuesday July 5th 2011 Nancy Chen reports how Mr Gil Rivera and a team of metal detectors sifted the sand of Pismo beach, after a fireworks event, to find lost treasure. “As tens of thousands of people left local beaches after fireworks shows Monday night, a whole new crowd headed the opposite…
By A. Pawlowski, CNN, Wednesday 17th June 2011 Pawlowski, reporter for CNN, reports how through the Skyrocketing price of gold the hobby has gained a bigger fan base. The article also discusses how detecting on beaches can become a very lucrative hobby. “It’s probably one of the only pastimes that pays for itself.” Dan…