I decided to wait until later to go detecting!!! Scary!!

[GrnAlien]

I was out of town working and was going to go detecting afterwards and then I got this great picture instead. I did go detecting later that day and found 3 pennies.

 

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[junkdigger]

Wow! Better keep an eye on the sky there. You could end up in OZ!!

 

[CarolinaDigs]

Truly amazing and yes this would scare me to death Though the danger of this is obvious your capture is spectacular ! Great pic

 

[aa battery]

Oh my AA

 

[Leon]

Great shot,,,
From the looks of those black clouds above it, that thing could have gotten huge in a hurry... Did it get bigger?, or did it dissipate?

 

[fossis]

Welcome to T-Net, great pic,
very scary looking,

Fossis....................

 

[wesfrye53]

Oh No! I'm melting.....I'm mel......Follow the Yellow Brick Road!!

Great pic!

 

[hollowpointred]

wow! i am glad i live in the north east US where we dont get that kinda stuff very often. its too hilly for them to develop, and a good thing too. i would lose my mind if i went out and saw that!

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

Holly smokes! I'm glad your here to post this and didn't get carried away! Nice shot!

 

[Cynangyl]

That is an incredible looking shot! Sure appreciate you sharing it with us and oh so very happy you are safe and sound at the computer posting pictures!

 

[GrnAlien]

Thank you everyone for your interest and concern... I thougtht I was in OZ when I saw this. I have allways wanted to see one. This was as big as it got. It was only down for 5 mins. I couldnt actually see where it did touch the ground but I assume it did because of how far it made it. I think you can assume once it goes so far it is on the ground. I couldnt belive it, I finally got to see one. I live in the mid west where these things dont typically happen. Also thanks for the replies, I am excited to be in the forums. Since I just got my new detector (Garrett GTI 2500) I have had a blast!!! As a last not I should say that it was 6 to 8 miles away.