Sheldius
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- Mar 15, 2007
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- Garrett Master Hunter CX Plus, Minelab E-trac, Bounty Hunter Pioneer 505
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I'm back from my trip to Manchester, TN. Had a very nice visit with the in-laws on their farm.
It was triple digit temps everyday, so my hunting was quite limited. I was hoping to find some silver around the house since it was built in the 1950's but no luck. The electric lines, new gas lines, old spectic tank under the clothing line, etc. didn't help at all.
There was also suppose to be a Victorian Inn that was by the railroad track which abuts the property. They claim that the place was knocked down and pushed out behind the barn, but I didn't see any evidence of foundations anywhere nor any coins older than 1966. Just wasn't worth weed eating in that heat and bugs. My Aunt in law will do some more research for any future trips. Historical society is suppose to have a picture of the place, and maybe they can figure out where it was on the property.
Did find some old toy cars by a oak that is at least 150 years old. Nice, big old tree. But the new power lines to the barn run right by it. Either those lines or a buried pipe was causing a line of bleeps (and swear words) all the way to the tree.
It was still quite fun for the 3-4 total hours I was able to spend.
HH.
It was triple digit temps everyday, so my hunting was quite limited. I was hoping to find some silver around the house since it was built in the 1950's but no luck. The electric lines, new gas lines, old spectic tank under the clothing line, etc. didn't help at all.
There was also suppose to be a Victorian Inn that was by the railroad track which abuts the property. They claim that the place was knocked down and pushed out behind the barn, but I didn't see any evidence of foundations anywhere nor any coins older than 1966. Just wasn't worth weed eating in that heat and bugs. My Aunt in law will do some more research for any future trips. Historical society is suppose to have a picture of the place, and maybe they can figure out where it was on the property.
Did find some old toy cars by a oak that is at least 150 years old. Nice, big old tree. But the new power lines to the barn run right by it. Either those lines or a buried pipe was causing a line of bleeps (and swear words) all the way to the tree.
It was still quite fun for the 3-4 total hours I was able to spend.
HH.
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) and 2 other copper coins in the backfill dirt. We were trying to use the MD's to find sites. They got sick of all the iron I was pulling from the backfill dirt. 
