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  1. #1
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    hu
    Gypsyheart~ Queen of Rust

    Nov 2005
    Ozarks
    12,716
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    Waynoka

    near tracks
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Waynoka-waynoka-ok-near-bnsf-tracks.jpg  
    I go a great distance,while some are considering whether they will start today or tomorrow

  2. #2

    Oct 2006
    North Central Oklahoma
    White's DFX, Garrett Ace 250
    312
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Waynoka

    mmm..not too far from me...where did you get the pic from?
    [size=14pt]Numismatic Archaeologist[br]Oklahoma Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Club[/size]

  3. #3
    Charter Member
    hu
    Gypsyheart~ Queen of Rust

    Nov 2005
    Ozarks
    12,716
    2 times

    Re: Waynoka

    someone from Oklahoma sent it to me
    I go a great distance,while some are considering whether they will start today or tomorrow

  4. #4

    Oct 2006
    North Central Oklahoma
    White's DFX, Garrett Ace 250
    312
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Waynoka

    neat old building any idea what it was?
    [size=14pt]Numismatic Archaeologist[br]Oklahoma Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Club[/size]

  5. #5
    DennisBear

    Apr 2007
    Canon City, Colorado
    Whites
    113

    Re: Waynoka

    Brother works for BNSF, I'll see if he has seen it. He maintains the signals for the RR. I am going to see him in may. I'll let you know.
    He lives by Norman.
    The Colorado DennisBear

  6. #6

    Oct 2006
    North Central Oklahoma
    White's DFX, Garrett Ace 250
    312
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Waynoka

    Life is strange... I was talking to a lady at work today about metal detecting and she happened to mention that her aunt lived in Waynoka, I said that was a coincidence and told her I had a picture (the one above) to show her. I emailed it to her, she appeared in my office no later than 2 minutes after receiving the picture. She said I took one look and couldn't believe it, I am 90% certain that is my Aunties old place that I remember as a kid, can you believe that.
    She is finding out if I can go detect there
    [size=14pt]Numismatic Archaeologist[br]Oklahoma Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Club[/size]

  7. #7

    Nov 2006
    13

    Re: Waynoka

    Regarding the house in Waynoka, I grew up in Waynoka, know exactly who lived in the house and where it is located. Might be a interesting place to detect, but I would certainly check in with the Police dept since there are a lot of vacant houses & local residents pay attention & know who belongs & who don't!!!!!!!!!!!

    Waynokan

  8. #8

    May 2005
    St. Louis, missouri
    1,579
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    Re: Waynoka

    thats some extreamly good advice!!

  9. #9
    us
    Let's go dig some history!

    Jan 2007
    TEXAS
    Bounty Hunter Tracker IV / Garrett Ace 250/Minelab X-Terra 70
    1,463

    Re: Waynoka

    Has anything become of this property?
    Baggins

  10. #10

    Nov 2006
    13

    Re: Waynoka

    This house is one of several that is abondoned in Waynoka. Unfortunately, when the Sante Fe railroad moved its maintentance program from Waynoka to Amarillo in 1961 the town began to decline from a population of around 3000 to about 900 today, with no hope of ever recovering. Another sad chapter in the saga of small town America.

    Waynokan

 

 

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