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A voice out of the past
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One of the things that makes email worth having in my world is the occasional one such as I got a few minutes ago:
I read your book, and it was cheaper than my original version when you and I went to FOX MOUNTAIN together. I was interested to note that you didn't mention the vast marijuana field we discovered with the PVC pipe watering system. In connection to the murders...I suspect it was by caution, due to the fact that you are publishing to the unwashed masses your address etc. HA
How are you Jack? I went away to Florida and became an attorney but I never will forget your friendship that Fourth of July. I am still looking for money, and will travel in December where only types like you and I go ( sans motor home.) with my metal detector.
My friend writes for treasure hunting magazine and BEGGED me for your Fox Mountain Story, but I lost track of you, and didn't have your permission of course.
Do keep in touch...
Jim
Treasure hunter
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Thanks for the comment, shalini.
When I last knew Jim his life was a horror show. He was a wealthy man in his late 30s who'd picked the wrong lady to be married to. She was ruining him financially and every other way she could manage, tearing him apart emotionally and legally and psychologically.
Jim actually came out a couple of times for Fox Mountain treks, but the one he didn't mention was a winter one that didn't allow us to do much because there was still some snow and the trails were slippery. We came out winners by getting back out without anyone breaking a leg.
I lost track of him, probably because he was relocating and his business was dissolving, though I honestly can't recall precisely how it happened.
Good to hear he's doing well.
Thanks shalini.
Jack
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