Gristmill stone

iukams

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CMDiamonddawg

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Nice site and the find of the day is the millstone , $$$ 8) dawg
 

baspinall

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Get the stone if you can. They are worth some big bucks these days.
 

BuckleBoy

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Well...I think you should leave something as HEAVY and difficult to move--and Valuable on the property (which belongs to someone else I assume). Not so great trying to ask to remove something like that. I have seen them on properties I have detected, enjoyed them while there, and left them be. Some of those things are way out in the middle of nowhere to the point you'd have to have a crane or backhoe to get it--assuming the property owner would even let you try. You see, it's one thing to take a little handfull of metal with you in a property owner's eyes. It's another if you want to remove and keep (or re-sell) a fixture of the landscape.

You had a nice day digging. That musket sling hook is a great find.


Cheers,


Buckles
 

Deno

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Those old mill sites always seem to produce.

I would pound it good.
 

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iukams

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Ken in Georgia said:
A friend that will tell you about a spot to hunt is a great friend !!!!


Very true. I would never think of removing it, even if i could. The history behind it is what i love. The mill was in operation up till the turn of the century then it was used as a voting precinct till the late 20's. Its a very peaceful place with the sound of water close by. I plan on hitting it hard. I was only able to stay a couple hours because of rain, but I think its going to be intresting to see what comes out from there.
 

Colonial Copper Zeus

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They found a Millstone in my town after the Sept. flooding. It was exposed in the creek. They lifted it with a backhoe. Said it was half a ton. Hit that spot hard.
Chris
 

kkfos1975

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As far as the rusted metal thing goes just at first glance You would think it was a rusted whites detector battery other than the fact they are plastic lol. Did anyone else notice how much it resembeled a whites battery?
 

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