Metal Detecting E-zine, The Digger

Great News Folks!

My pals Clem Digger and Clyde Loop will once again be a part of my metal detecting e-zine.

My pal Clem will be writing his monthly piece on his metal detecting adventures with his pal Clyde.

They were gone for a while, who knows where. Maybe Clem will write about where they ran off to.

In either case, I'm glad they are back, and I hope you will be to.

We hope that The Digger metal detecting e-zine is an adventure for you.

Whether you’re a beginner who wants to start in the hobby. Or, you’re an avid detectorist, you’ll find fun and news in The Digger, and here's a Bonus,

The Digger is Free

That’s right. You pay “0”, zero, nada, for this ezine.

Each month you’ll receive by email your copy of The Digger metal detecting e-zine.

We’ll talk straight talk. You’ll find no fancy words or technical stuff in The Digger.

Although I've changed the format of this metal detecting ezine a bit, you'll still find interesting pieces of information on metal detecting, treasure hunting, archaeology, and the ridiculous laws that effect our hobby.

I won't pull any punches either. I'll tell it the way it is.

I'll give you "Behind The Scenes News" and "Heard On The Street" information about the hobby – You’ll read about exciting treasure hunting discoveries from around the world - You’ll find new ways to research – And much more.

And Remember - This metal detecting ezine is FREE.

To sign on to The Digger

Just use the simple form on this page. It's right there on the left beneath the menu bar...And remember, this metal detecing e-zine is Free.

I’ll also take care of that spam stuff so that you’ll be protected from any unnecessary emails.

So sign on, and in a few hours your copy of The Digger will arrive by email.

Then brew some coffee, or if you’re like me, pop a brewski or two. Sit back, relax, and begin your adventure. Even if you never find stuff, at least you’ll have fun trying.

The Digger will also keep you updated with what we're finding at old ghost town sites in the east.

If you're interested, let this metal detecting e-zine guide you to more adventure.