time4me
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Went back to the campground again today, and found a '43 Washington to keep my silver streak going (5 visits to the campsite with one or two silvers each time).
I found another neat old compass today. This one does not have the pocket watch case, but it looks to be brass and was made in Germany.
Yesterday I found a little piece of metal that was stamped "Made in England". Today at a completely different area of the campground, I found another piece of metal stamped "Made in England" - not sure what it is though. Also found three toy cars today, two of which were made in England. The little Jaguar is very cool, but unfortunately it has seen better days - must have been in the ground for many, many years. The blue car is way cool as well, but I wish it was all intact.
The rest of the finds consisted of a bunch of bullet shells, a flashlight, a handful of clad, and a rusted out pocket knife. Tons of trash as well.
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I found another neat old compass today. This one does not have the pocket watch case, but it looks to be brass and was made in Germany.
Yesterday I found a little piece of metal that was stamped "Made in England". Today at a completely different area of the campground, I found another piece of metal stamped "Made in England" - not sure what it is though. Also found three toy cars today, two of which were made in England. The little Jaguar is very cool, but unfortunately it has seen better days - must have been in the ground for many, many years. The blue car is way cool as well, but I wish it was all intact.
The rest of the finds consisted of a bunch of bullet shells, a flashlight, a handful of clad, and a rusted out pocket knife. Tons of trash as well.
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