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« on: November 11, 2009, 03:41:22 pm »
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Whats the best way to detect a flat (almost ) beach. No gullies to speak of, no washed out areas of sand or low areas, just flat beach.Should i just hunt the high and low water marks?, or just take pot luck anywhere? Undecided

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I look for footprints and blanket marks for a starting point. Others do a zig zag path until they find a good area and keep that same distance from the water. I also go into the water quite a bit and if your machine allows it, try that.

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Thanks GD, ill try the zig zag method, i have a p.i. as well for the wet sand but the tides are wrong for low water this week,id be digging in the dark............., ill buy a torch !

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