Took my T2 all the way to a Croatian Island for 2 weeks for the beaches mentioned in the site information - only all the sand was below the water line, only concrete slopes where the tide goes in and out. Strange definition of beach... So the T2 didn't get any exercise at all. Fortunately the sea, sun, food, climate, beer and company were superb!!! So not complaining :-)
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What area of Croatia did you go to, which island?
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I done the same in lake garda italy, they said beaches, it was hardcore, unless you went in the water
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What kind of detector would be suitable by your opinion for thakind of beach, also do you think that beach is highly mineralised?David Hun wrote:Took my T2 all the way to a Croatian Island for 2 weeks for the beaches mentioned in the site information - only all the sand was below the water line, only concrete slopes where the tide goes in and out. Strange definition of beach... So the T2 didn't get any exercise at all. Fortunately the sea, sun, food, climate, beer and company were superb!!! So not complaining :-)
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