deepskyal
Bronze Member
- Aug 17, 2007
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- Detector(s) used
- White's Coinmaster 6000 Di Series 3, Minelab Eq 600
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Now that the weather has warmed and the ground has thawed....I got the detector charged and was planning to hit a playground that was in the middle of a total overhaul. Dirt dug up everywhere so no worries about damaging sod...even tho I'd still fill in the holes..
It was a baseball field for many years dating back to the late 1800's....so you know it's gonna cough up some goodies. Well...NOT NOW!!!
Seems some teenages got in there where the new playground equipment was and decided to tear out the insulation and scatter it everywhere. So now it's all fenced in and posted no trespassing every ten feet or so. I'm assuming until construction is complete, but then the community watchdogs are gonna be real leary of anyone doing anything that remotely looks like it might hurt a blade of grass I'm sure.
It's not us that's causing all the stupid laws in parks against detecting, its the vandals tearing everything up in sight so they don't want anyone doing anything anymore.
I talked to the guy that put all the no trespassing signs up. He told me he went door to door asking if anyone saw anything and if they saw any activity there to call him so he can call the police. Guess I better squeeze in an old dance ground before it gets posted...it's only a few blocks away. I'm sure I'll be watched like a hawk.
Nice neighborhood...
Al
It was a baseball field for many years dating back to the late 1800's....so you know it's gonna cough up some goodies. Well...NOT NOW!!!
Seems some teenages got in there where the new playground equipment was and decided to tear out the insulation and scatter it everywhere. So now it's all fenced in and posted no trespassing every ten feet or so. I'm assuming until construction is complete, but then the community watchdogs are gonna be real leary of anyone doing anything that remotely looks like it might hurt a blade of grass I'm sure.
It's not us that's causing all the stupid laws in parks against detecting, its the vandals tearing everything up in sight so they don't want anyone doing anything anymore.
I talked to the guy that put all the no trespassing signs up. He told me he went door to door asking if anyone saw anything and if they saw any activity there to call him so he can call the police. Guess I better squeeze in an old dance ground before it gets posted...it's only a few blocks away. I'm sure I'll be watched like a hawk.
Nice neighborhood...
Al