There is a wide range of hobbies to choose from.  You can read, you can write poetry, do scrap booking, cross stitch a picture you love, or you can try metal detecting.  It’s not a new thing; it’s just not advertised that much so it’s not that greatly appreciated by the general public.

There are lots of groups and societies that center on metal detecting.  Most of the members of these groups have their own jobs and use metal detecting as a form of hobby, relaxation and diversion to the hustle and bustle of the hectic work they contend on working days. 
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Metal Detecting for Hobbyists

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Francis Bacons secret cipher

THE BACONIAN WATERMARK SYMBOL SEAL

It is from the 1669 edition of Sir Francis Bacons
–> The New Atlantis.

The Watermark is described as a triangle with tub bottom, with a circle
below followed be two more side by side circles then under a triangle on a
horizontal rectangle.

This watermark symbols reads:
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CIS BACONS DIRECT CONNECTION TO OAK ISLANDS TREASURE

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Are you interested in hunting for the Holy Grail? Or chasing the ends of the rainbow? Because if you do you are not the first in the long line of treasure hunters; some are legendary and some with names that have been long forgotten by time.

Treasure hunting more often relates to archeology if rather by coincidence. Since most prized treasure artifacts are those that have a tale behind it or somehow carrying a key to unlock a mystery, treasure hunts always include a significant study of archeology. One such treasure hunting figure is Howard Carter, whose finds made him one of the immortal names of treasure hunters.
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Treasure Hunters

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Hello everyone, here is another book to add to you treasure hunting library, I have it on my Free ebook site in both word and PDF format. Enjoy

Greg

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