kelle
1 post
Apr 12, 2006
6:27 AM
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Hey, would you two like to go in a boat so you can reach more areas? Maybe we can even do a little fishing?
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Michelle
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3 posts
Apr 12, 2006
6:36 AM
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Well...hmmmm.. let me think about it awhile...LET"S GO !!!! That didn't take very long did it ?? That would be great! Rockhounding and fishing all in the same day..AND in a boat, too? - Could it get any better? Thank you for the offer. I can't wait until Monte sees this. I might just have to tie her down with some rope to keep her from jumping around and hurting herself! Please email me with details : michelle@rocksandlace.com
Last Edited Monte on 12-Apr-2006 7:03 AM
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Monte
administrator
6 posts
Apr 12, 2006
7:07 AM
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TOO LATE!! TOO LATE!! I'm ready! I'm ready! Rocks, Fish, Boats... it's almost TOO MUCH!! I hear there are arrowheads nearby too. With a boat, we could reach those hard to get to areas. No telling what we will find. Gee thanks for the incredible offer!
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Dixie_Euhedrals
1 post
Apr 12, 2006
8:59 PM
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If I had a boat ...................I would put in at gills point and search the shore lines out that way at what used to be called "Clarks Hill" ( Lincoln County , Georgia ) but renamed to "Strom Thurmond lake". When the water is low there is usually lots of amethyst and smoky quartz crystals . The best are bi-colored amethyst and smoky combinations. I have usually just walked the shore lines , but if I had a boat...........................
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Michelle
administrator
5 posts
Apr 13, 2006
3:58 AM
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You're right, a boat would open up all kinds of otherwise impossible opportunities. We hadn't thought of the Strom Thurmond... Didn't you say you used to be a tour guide?? ;-)
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