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All of you have inspired me to try. I will look for some 
info both printed, and online to see what I need to do. 
Some of you mention using a clothes hanger, and I also 
have access to willow. I know where the biggest trees are 
growing, can plot them out. A geophysicist told me he 
thinks my creek is a fault line and I would concur as 
different species are growing on either side. Maybe the 
rod will show this to be the case. I figure if plants 
speak to me, water might, too ;-)

On Thu, 6 Nov 2008 23:03:32 -0500
 Roy Morgan <k1lky AT earthlink.net> wrote:
> Maybe divining is not a skill you learn, but rather one 
> that you  
> uncover and practice.  Same as what you meant maybe. I 
> have a sense  
> that divining is something you either can do (most of us 
> maybe) or  
> can't do (those few with a truly unbelieving attitude 
> included.)
>
> There is a book written a long time ago that tells a lot 
> about it.   
> "divining for everyone" or some such innocent title. 
> The author takes  
> the position that most folks can do it.
>
> Roy
>
> Roy Morgan
> k1lky AT earthlink.net
> 529 Cobb St.
> Groton NY, 13073