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Metal Detecting Outing Aug. 12th
« on: July 19, 2012, 04:19:54 PM »
Metal Detecting @ Buccanneer Beach, Oceanside, Ca

Join us for a day of metal detecting at the beach!!

When: Sunday, August 12th
Where: Buccanneer Beach, Oceanside
**On the corner of Pacific St & Morse**
Time:   8am
Who:  This is a public event, everyone
is welcome, all ages, all experience levels.

There is a grass park across the street from the beach.  There will be an opportunity for beach and park style detecting.

Bring your own equipment, food and drinks for the day.
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