Posted by mnbob on May 23, 2012 at 08:02:45 from (96.2.150.19):
In Reply to: Dowsing revisited posted by Richard G. on May 22, 2012 at 06:00:06:
Well I know I can use copper wire or brazing rods to find electric and water lines, find quarters the grandkids hide just to watch me do it. But I dont consider it "supernatural" as the definition of the reward mentioned does, nor do I intend to allow some thrill seeking show to make a fool of me. (I do that on my own often enough). Never tried finding a grave or buried pet but dont discount that some may be able to. There was a saying, "step back nonbelivers or the rains will never come". lol Bob
This post was edited by mnbob at 08:03:41 05/23/12.
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