I picked up this Class ring about a week ago. She was easy to find ...... just look up the school and the graduating class. Then go to Facebook. She had a facebook page...... so i sent here SEVERAL messages with no response. So i sent off several to friends and family..... ODD no one would respond so i thought this on was staying in the box. Finally today she called me. She said she lost it in Fl over a year ago..... but wasnt certain the beach. She was excited to know someone found it...... and was willing to return it. It goes out tomorrow to RI.
Its one of those new age Ultra Light rings. It was down there pretty deep once i started digging. On my machine (MDT) it had a double beep with some mid-pings ... barely. Sounded very much like a bobbie pin if you hit it with a PI or the Xcal in PP mode.
Fewer returns now days. On line organizations are helping more. It was just nice to hear the shock and joy someone found it and that it would be returned....no strings. That’s worth the little bit of effort and a an envelope.
"And so the population was gradually led into the demoralising temptations of arcades, baths, and sumptuous banquets. The unsuspecting Britons spoke of such novelties as 'civilisation', when in fact they were only a feature of their enslavement." Tacitus, Roman Senator and Historian, written AD 98.
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Yea, It's my favorite part of detecting...I've made 8 returns, most were made minutes after they lost them...twice Ihad people stop me in the water and say they lost their ring in that area yesterday...I found them both times...they were amazed and so was I.
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