Posted by kswillie on January 22, 2013 at 10:56:09 from (205.214.245.176):
This has nothing to do with tractors. However, I do value what others have to say and what you have done on vacations of this type. A few months ago on the tv was a show about a gal going to places where you payed a fee and dug around and could find gem stones. The wife thinks this looks like a fun time, meeting people and getting rich finding large amounts of high dollar gem stones. Not knowing a thing about this kind of deal I am hoping some of you have done this or live close to where the action is. We would like to hear form folks about where you went and if you did find any thing worth while or was it a rip off. Her Idea is find a gem and have it made into jewelry. Thank you
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