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Don't I know it. Me and mine could always hold our own but the worst and longest lasting hangover I (we) ever had was after a full 24 hours of drinking gin and tonics in Gibraltar with some of our buddies there and let me tell ya....you ain't kidding man. Started at 12 in the afternoon, still hung over from the previous night, ran into those guys.....back to drinking......g&t s all day.......and harassing all passers by. ......I and a teammate took a break at 8pm to shower and drink some water.....back out at 9 and linked back up with our British buddies (who never bothered to leave the bar) and proceeded to do shots....more g& t s and Guiness....... finished up and back home at 12 the next afternoon. Most of the day/night was pretty hazy as you can imagine! I do know I never got sick but I sure as hell wished I did when I finally woke up!
Oh man!!!! What a Great Find!!! That would be my high point of the decade if that ever happened to me. How very exciting!!! Congrats!
BVI Hunter said:Its quite tricky holding a detector, a scoop AND a Pina Colada.....
BVI since you have the sea floor up,i see this, dont know what the objects are though
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As you all may have noticed, I have not participated very much lately in the discussions in this Thread and felt it best to advise everyone the reason behind this! First, I had spent way too much time in a short period reading and making posts in this Thread and another Thread which I had participated quite often in and became somewhat burnt out. And second, my' mind has been elsewhere as my' middle sister, Frances who is 70 years old, is dying from congestive heart failure and renal failure. She has had a lot of health problems ever since having the Flu last Winter and then coming down with Pneumonia this Spring. After being released from the hospital in May, she fell and fractured a disk in her' spine and was in a lot of pain. Although she was seeing a Doctor every week, they failed to find the spinal fracture and my sister's pain got worse and worse. As a result she became very inactive, staying in bed much of the time which caused excess fluid to build up in her' body and especially around her' heart. She was again taken to the hospital, where after a little over two weeks, they were finally able to get the excessive fluids out of her' body her' and her' kidneys working again but she had suffered quite a bit of heart damage. While in the hospital, the Doctors operated on her' spine to fuse the fractured spinal disk but we can't understand why since they apparently knew that she was going to die! She came home about a week ago and within 4 days, she was back in congestive heart failure and renal failure again but this time, they are worse than before with no way to reverse them. She began the death rattle this morning and after an appoinment with my' Doctor this morning, I spent most of the day with her and family members at her' home. While she is still holding on, there is nothing that can be done and will likely pass in the next day or so. I hate to ask but if you can, please pray for her that she will pass with ease and that she will soon be our Lord, our' parents and our older sister, Shirley, who passed in 2011.
Once we have had time to grieve and things have gotten a little more back to normal, I am sure that you will find me posting many, many more times on the forums here. In the meantime, I will check back from time to time and post if I can.
Thank you in advance for your understanding, your thoughts and your prayers!
Frank
huntsman53 said:For those who don't know yet, my' sister Frances passed away early this morning! My sincere thanks to everyone for the sympathy, well wishes and prayers and a special thanks to Brad (Limitool) and to Kevin (SADS 669)! We, myself and my family, know that Frances is in a better place and is now with our' parents, grand parents and our' older sister, Shirley who passed December 3, 2011!
Take care and may God Bless all of you as well!
Frank
BVI Hunter said:still following the trail........
2 more coins today
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Damn, it looks like you may just found more questions than answers. Am I seeing the dates correctly? 1802 on these and 1762 on your first clump? That's a broad leap for a Spanish galleon. You may have found some pirate booty
BVI Hunter said:CLOSE UP OF THE TWO DATES.....
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Well my friend, I wish you all the luck in solving this riddle. You could be on the cusp of making history. Enjoy it and do your best to not let it consume you. Life is a journey not a destination. Have fun and keep us posted.
Ok - some more for you viewing pleasure!!
Much bigger than a Dime are these!
I think the date is 1799 -m I sure as hell it aint 1999!!!!
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