Everywhere around you . .
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. . . there are fortunes to be found. Some of them come from natural sources like gold,
truffles or rare plants. Others come from man-made items long ago lost, or
buried and forgotten about.
While luck obviously plays a large part in finding a fortune, it is also important to keep your eyes open and your wits about you.
Much treasure has been discovered because someone had an instinct about an item or the place
where it was to be found.
It's a little like what they say about winning a raffle or the lottery – if you're not in, you
can't win. So you have to actively look for the fortune, or at least learn to recognise it when you come
across it.
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There is still 'gold in them thar hills' . .
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in the sense that there are plenty of items lying undiscovered in homes and fields everywhere.
All it takes to find this 'gold' is someone dedicated enough to look for it, and keen enough to brush up on
the knowledge it takes to recognise it for what it is.
When hunting for some treasure you might need a tool like a metal detector, but plenty of items
worth a fortune were found long before such technology existed.
What was and still is important is the willingness to
look, to notice something unusual, and to be surprised.
Thousands of tourists visited the Dunmore Caves in Kilkenny, Ireland before someone noticed
something unusual about one of the walls there - that it looked as if it had been disturbed at some time
in the past. And so it had: a Viking hoard of silver and bronze had been hidden there, to be discovered only
in the late nineteen-nineties.
On this site there are many stories of the things that lucky people came across that
proved to be worth a fortune.
Hopefully they will inspire you to look for your own fortune, whether large or small, and to
take pleasure in doing so.
Remember when searching to remain ethical and to follow the code of conduct in relation to metal
detecting and treasure trove.
Good fortune tends to follow those who
do.
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