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Lost Gold Ring at White Pines Lake in Poco…Found!
After a couple of nice sunny summer days (finally) the phone started to ring. This young man had lost his white gold wedding band in five feet of water at White Pine Beach in Poco. This lake is beautiful and you are not allowed to search here without permission. I received permission to find the ring and leave, this was good news as you could imagine how important it was for him to have it found. He’d only been married for nine months and I could tell how bad he felt about losing his ring. My only chance of finding his ring would be if it was in the first 5 feet of water, as I don’t dive…But we do have a diver from Squamish who would’ve come out to help, if it was deeper then I could search. I started my search and it was pretty quite with only a couple of signals before I got the loud proud signal that turned out to be his white gold wedding band.
Because the young man took reference marks of the area the ring was lost in, it made my job so much easier! This could have taken many hours of searching if he didn’t mark the area the ring was lost…That being said after this quick search I headed out on another water search where someone had lost their ring but couldn’t tell me where it came off their finger…The search area was as long as a soccer field and I spent 5 hours with no luck…So if you think I find everything, I don’t, I can only find what is there to be found.
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Lost White Gold Ring at Cocoa Beach, Florida….FOUND!!
Early Monday morning I received an e-mail from Chris stating that his girlfriend had lost a small gold ring at Cocoa Beach late Sunday afternoon. As they were leaving the beach they realized their bag had a hole in it and the ring had slipped out. They spent an hour looking in the sand but were not able to find the ring. That night Chris went online to look for information on recovering lost jewelery and came across my name at theringfinders web site.
Later Monday morning I was able to talk to Chris and we set up a time to meet up half way and drive to the exact location. It was an absolutely beautiful spring day in the low 80′s with a cool breeze coming off the pristine Atlantic Ocean!
Chris showed me right where they had put their bag and the two paths on which they had walked to and from the car. (He also had lost a single car key that later on as we were searching the sand Chris was able to spot by eye and we were only 15 minutes into the search!)
I found the usual junk items in the sand–bottle caps and a few pull tabs along with a cool little hot wheels car–but no ring! I then decided to widen my search along one of the path ways and got a small signal that was barely audible and as I kicked the sand away to reveal the item— there was a small silver part of a band showing in the sand!!
It was such a thrill to be able to hand Chris his girlfriend’s precious ring and to see the joy it brought him!
And now what was lost has been found!!
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Lost, White Gold Wedding Ring in Whistler Village…FOUND
I recieved a call today, from a woman who lost her White Gold Wedding Ring while throwing a snowball last night. I made an early trip up to Whistler to help her find it. I met Dee and her husband in the parking lot in front of the Royal Bank and after a bit of detective work I was ready to go! 10 minuts into it, I was preforming a grid search of the area and all of a sudden I hear ”We found it”. It was right above where I was searching. Im glad I could help you find your ring Dee and now your story continues!
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