This summer I found this small cluster of raw emerald, buried about 6 1/2 deep at a beach about a mile South of Douglas beach, South of Ft. Pierce, Fl. Shark
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Skimmer said:Hi Dell-
Well. Tell us about what you and Mel did!
I was just thinking...I don't feel the need to believe in the religious creed of my friends...or be the same color as them, or salvage the same way they do. So, even if I can't bring myself to accept your methods, you still have my respect and admiration for what little I know of your exploits and adventures. TELL US MORE! WE"RE Waiting! There are many people here who would like to know what it was like living on salvage vessel in the Bahamas in the 60's
for example...I bet it was like the wild west. Your experiences from the past decades is interesting and valuable to us NOW. Thanks for any effort you and Trudy will be willing to share. MIKE
chkn said:What is an LRL (I have to know)?
If Dell is up to it I think it's a great idea, Sign me up for a copy.Skimmer said:Dell-
Contact me via PM if you would entertain the idea of a BOOK. I think you and I could put together an entertaining and informative text about how historic AND "your methods" have affected modern treasure salvage. You have worked with some of the greats, and they don't play with fools. I know you have lessons to teach to many of us. Lets try it, huh? No
skin off our noses if it doesn't become a bestseller in the salvage community, and it will preserve your and Trudy's legacy forever....and entertain many of us who would otherwise never know about all that history. I'd love to have a copy, I think many would. What do you say?