Buried Under the Old Oak Tree?

[VERDE]

Hey FeralMermaid!! It's ALL just a learning curve!! Knock a hole in the ground and take a chance!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!

 

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[Limitool]

Well lady you did what ya had to do... Sorry it didn't work out... but, someday you never know. But I'm glad you kept at it... good job.

 

[bill from lachine]

FeralMermaid,

Thanks for taking us along for the adventure sometimes the thrill of the chase is as much fun as the finds.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[Kurios1]

WOW! That was a riveting story you gave us the pleasure of going on with you. I must say your wit & humor are quite refreshing. As well as your spirit & attitude. Whether you found a jar of silver, gold, jewelry, or Ma' Barker's BBQ rack your story including wonderful pictures was a joy to share in. Glad to have you aboard the T-net. It only gets better.

 

[TheRingFinder]

Well young lady - every time you dig something up, you learn a bit more about metal detecting. No matter what you find. Thanks for the update!
Keep pushing on as REO would say -

 

[Obsessive]

This has been on my mind. Had to back track and find the thread when I saw your post on another thread. What a great experience, thank you for sharing it with the forum.

I'm sure we've all had similar experiences... personally, it took me a few moments to realize I had metal rivets on my boots, and as Id walk and swing certain steps would get close enough to give me a solid tone or two.. I'm sure I looked like a dog chasing its tail a few times.

 

[cw0909]

dont ya just love this hobby, liked your exploration and cool, ya found it,
but i gotta ask, you did check the hole and area again right

 

[Mzjavert]

I would have laughed my bottom off finding a bbq grill after all that work.

Don't be afraid to go to the beach. Beach hunting is a blast. Just take along a couple of extra plastic grocery bags for the big trash you'll find. They will save you a few trips to the trash cans. Use a key belt clip to hold the bag.