VERMONTIS
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- Mar 27, 2013
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- whites PI 1000, whites xlt, whites v3i
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- All Treasure Hunting
This site I called the Quaker square a couple years ago produced a ton of really special things 
I've hung the xlt on the wall in my office. I'm still trying to get over the learning curve on the v3i . It sounds so easy but you get this bug in your head and start second guessing yourself .... Today I told myself to just listen to the machine, let it tell me what to dig. It might have worked 
Last couple times last year you would be lucky to pull a button in 2 hours. Today was a little different 
The pics include some really cool old glass, copper, brass and part of a harmonica. The second is all the buttons, musket ball, tiny tack, clay pipe stem and some kind of key to wind something? The crotal bell, dug at 10 inches is really nice!! Almost forgot the broken ford key, he must have crashed in the field in the 50's or 60's All in all, very impressed with the new machine!!! You can search Quaker Square to see what has come from this site
I've hung the xlt on the wall in my office. I'm still trying to get over the learning curve on the v3i . It sounds so easy but you get this bug in your head and start second guessing yourself .... Today I told myself to just listen to the machine, let it tell me what to dig. It might have worked Last couple times last year you would be lucky to pull a button in 2 hours. Today was a little different The pics include some really cool old glass, copper, brass and part of a harmonica. The second is all the buttons, musket ball, tiny tack, clay pipe stem and some kind of key to wind something? The crotal bell, dug at 10 inches is really nice!! Almost forgot the broken ford key, he must have crashed in the field in the 50's or 60's All in all, very impressed with the new machine!!! You can search Quaker Square to see what has come from this site 
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