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Feb 14, 2008, 08:54 PM
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Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
 Originally Posted by jrl7575
Yep, Tipp Hill here. I lived there from 83-00. Went to Fowler  There are a few Erie Canal sites by Green Lakes that would probably be promising. The worn paths on the side are clearly visible still. Also, if you look right, you can tell some of the houses that were built next to the canal are from the 1800's and probably good sites to look.
Jay
Nice pic of the reverse traffic light,i went to solvay high school(lived in lyncourt)but hung around everywhere...when i was in grade school i went to seymore and lived on west street(i can remember we would go up to Fowler for swimming lol).
I always wondered about the erie canal ways too...wonder if detecting is allowed--havnt tried it yet but id like too..
If your interested in getting together this spring for some detecting get a hold of me via PM,hunted with 2 other Tnet members last year and had a great time
Shawn
I kept on digging the hole deeper and deeper looking for the treasure chest until I finally lifted my head, looked up and realized that I had dug my own grave.
Author: Sir John Denham

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Feb 14, 2008 08:54 PM
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Feb 14, 2008, 09:34 PM
#22
 Best find 1817 Large Cent
Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
 Originally Posted by UnEarthed72
 Originally Posted by jrl7575
Yep, Tipp Hill here. I lived there from 83-00. Went to Fowler  There are a few Erie Canal sites by Green Lakes that would probably be promising. The worn paths on the side are clearly visible still. Also, if you look right, you can tell some of the houses that were built next to the canal are from the 1800's and probably good sites to look.
Jay
Nice pic of the reverse traffic light,i went to solvay high school(lived in lyncourt)but hung around everywhere...when i was in grade school i went to seymore and lived on west street(i can remember we would go up to Fowler for swimming lol).
I always wondered about the erie canal ways too...wonder if detecting is allowed--havnt tried it yet but id like too..
If your interested in getting together this spring for some detecting get a hold of me via PM,hunted with 2 other Tnet members last year and had a great time
Shawn
Yeap, same here. I hunted with Shawn and had a good time. This spring I am planning on digging lots of holes, and filling them back in of course 
HH,
Donny
"All I ask for are back roads lined with cellar holes and a Prius to drive them with."

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Feb 14, 2008, 09:36 PM
#23
Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
I live in AR right now, but will visit this year and bring my detector. I can say that I think most of the canal ways are abandoned. The canal is broken up in so many pieces that it isnt kept up (tall grass...). Onondaga Lake Park might be a good spot, part of the canal is there. I went fishing there once.
Jay
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Feb 14, 2008, 09:45 PM
#24
Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
 Originally Posted by jrl7575
I live in AR right now, but will visit this year and bring my detector. I can say that I think most of the canal ways are abandoned. The canal is broken up in so many pieces that it isnt kept up (tall grass...). Onondaga Lake Park might be a good spot, part of the canal is there. I went fishing there once.
Jay
OK Az. i failed to look at your location under that avatar...my bad...well when you do make it back this way give me a shout.we could detect and go fishing as well(i have some great fishing spots,Oneida lake,Jamesville,butternut creek etc.).no matter what we'll have a great time i'm sure.
I kept on digging the hole deeper and deeper looking for the treasure chest until I finally lifted my head, looked up and realized that I had dug my own grave.
Author: Sir John Denham

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Feb 14, 2008, 10:03 PM
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Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
Sounds god to me. I will scout out a few spots on google map and see where some of the good canal sites may be. We can meet up at Carousel or something.
Jay
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Feb 14, 2008, 11:23 PM
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Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
 Originally Posted by jrl7575
Sounds god to me. I will scout out a few spots on google map and see where some of the good canal sites may be. We can meet up at Carousel or something.
Jay
that works for me
I kept on digging the hole deeper and deeper looking for the treasure chest until I finally lifted my head, looked up and realized that I had dug my own grave.
Author: Sir John Denham

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Mar 13, 2009, 09:20 AM
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Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
Sure would like tko meet up and hunt with some of you. Live in Weedsport. Moved back to the area 20 years ago and have just started mding. Could use some info and direction.
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Mar 24, 2009, 10:26 PM
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Re: Syracuse Historic Building Demolished....Go Dig
Back in the early 70's, Butternut St. and the surrounding areas were a pretty nice neighborhood...We used to hang at three different bars there, Bucky's, The Duck Inn and the Shack...they are probably all gone now...
The 13 Curves legend goes back to the late 1800's...a young lady recieved word that her beau had been injured and was rushing down the curves in a buggy and lost control about the seventh curve and died...they never recovered her body and that is why she still haunts the curves...
My buddies and I took our girlfriends up there to check out the story, saw lights and a few other things but that might be because we had inhaled some of Mother Nature's finer tobaccos that evening...
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