It was 15 degrees on the 18th and I went detecting...

[riverdiver]

Seeing as I am on vacay I was not going to let a little cold weather keep me inside. The ground here in NH has about 2" of frost and then nice soft soil underneath. These are my finds from 2 hours at a site I have scuba detected in the past, this time I did the beach area and the surrounding woods. The crown thing is a silver pendant with fake stones.

[birdman]

Braving the cold pays off! Congrats on some cool stuff.

[Mzjavert]

15 degrees...you are tough. I might brave that if it was sunny out.

Love the top pendent. Congrats.

[okdiggermark]

That's colder than anything I've been out MD'n in. Wow, but I can understand when it's a day off, been awhile, and the fever to MD hits ya! Way to go! GF!!!

[worldtalker]

Matt,I love that bell man!!Little cold never hurt nobody!! Layer is the key!God Bless Chris

[relicminer]

Addicted, but in a good way!

[digsomemore]

omg cold are not that would be one nice place to be at. it has been a cool 65 here in sc sorry but raining

[aa battery]

ooohhh no thats to cold for me but congrats

[mrs.oroblanco]

Let's see - 15 degrees on the 18th - that makes 33 - that's a lucky number!!!!

Anytime you can be detecting is a good day!

We have actually broken frozen river ice to dredge, pan and sluice, so, I am the wrong one to ask.


Beth

[okdiggermark]

Let's see - 15 degrees on the 18th - that makes 33 - that's a lucky number!!!!

Anytime you can be detecting is a good day!

We have actually broken frozen river ice to dredge, pan and sluice, so, I am the wrong one to ask.


Beth

Don't know about the rest, but agree with the "any day detecting is a good day" part fo sho!