Couple of years ago visited a farm in southern Estonia, and one local oldster told me a story about two german panzers, which were abandoned after running out of fuel. It happened in september 1944, when germans were leaving Estonia. After communists occupied our country, they blew those two monsters up, and took most of the parts to scrapyard. I asked this old man, if he would show me this place where all this happened, he said okay. We went there and I found many interesting things buried into the ground: eleven track links, couple of roadwheels and one big gearwheel, which drags those tracks.
I was told that there is possibility, that one of two barrels is still lying somewhere in the ground, so I revisited this place this August. No barrel this time, pair of track links and some smaller items.
But if Im lucky enough, Im gonna find it next year
I was told that there is possibility, that one of two barrels is still lying somewhere in the ground, so I revisited this place this August. No barrel this time, pair of track links and some smaller items.
But if Im lucky enough, Im gonna find it next year
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I hope there's more goodies for you to dig at that site. Good luck! 
