Otto Edler von Graeve dowsing

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Posted on Friday, April 1, 2005
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Uploader comment: Otto Edler von Graeve dowses in 1913.

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#7 Posted by d e v i c e on 12/28/2010

I worked for a major telephone company in the 80s where dowsing was a widely accepted practise for detecting water mains.

#6 Posted by SpiritTraveler on 4/10/2011

Dowsing is still going on today. Many people who live in the countryside hire dowsers to find water on their land. It really does work. There is a science to it.

#5 Posted by kitco on 6/18/2011

I have done this before it works.

#4 Posted by Damian Bâthory on 11/6/2011

The guy who drilled my well used this to find the water....suprisingly...it worked.....

#3 Posted by FMH on 11/21/2011

Drowsing works because there's ground water nearly everywhere if you don't live in the desert. It's just guessing. That genius my dad hired however managed to find the only spot with a big rock and no water under the surface.

#2 Posted by mesuma on 12/2/2012

that picture looks like he may be substituting

#1 Posted by mesuma on 12/2/2012

something

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