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By: Dave Hanson Growing up I had the privilege, yes, the privilege to witness a most unique event, a diviner. I know this term is typically linked with clerics or persons with godlike, superhuman powers. However, this man was very special to my family, yet I wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t put him on a pedestal (God rest his Soul) nor could I see him in the company of clerics. Yet, as a diviner (maybe you are more familiar with the term dowser), I would have to say I never saw his equal. Maybe, just maybe this is true because, never since and probably never again will I witness someone who not only believed in a divining rod, but would actually put it to use for our amazement (or amusement). Ed Dienhart was this manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name and he and his wife Anna were lifelong residents of Guckeen, Minnesota where I grew up. Ed and
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