Nana40
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A friend pm'd me a couple of days ago and gave me a big 'Congratulations' on my upcoming 10,000th post. I really haven't paid much attention to what those numbers were. But sure enough, here I am. How in the heck could anyone spend so much time here and seemingly have so much to say? Or maybe not so much to say. :P 
I looked to see when I first signed on here at Tnet and this February will be four years. My how the time has slipped away so quickly! But, you know what they say, time flies by when you're having fun. 
This tree is at fault for introducing me to a whole new world, that I'd not really given a lot of thought to before.
Found it on the property that we had purchased. Why would anyone write on a tree?
What does all that mean? SOOO...I got on the net and did a little research. Ended up here at TreasureNet. Read all about all your adventures for months, and I felt like I knew everyone before I even signed up. Ya'll remember the episode of Andy Griffith where the new guy moves into town and knows everyone by name, but no one knows who he is, and they go into a frenzy wondering how it is he knows everyone? Then turns out he had been getting the Mayberry newspaper and reading up on the people and place for months and loved it so much, he moves there. Well..that's what I can relate to. I moved in... and am still enjoying my stay here at Tnet. 
When I first moved in, I could read the 'Today's Finds' in a couple of minutes, where now it takes all afternoon. 
I think you're a fantastic bunch of folks, and I thank you for sharing your experiences and allowing me learn through your adventures. 
I love this hobby, but for seeing the GREAT stuff you're finding, and friendly encouragement, I probably would have given up searching for treasures after the first 1,000 shotgun shells and bullets. :P 
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This weeks adventures.
I called Terri and Lisa and told them how I had been stricken by the wrath of CrazyJarHead, and how he was sending some really nasty cold weather this way.
And how that if we didn't get out and hunt on Wednesday, then we wouldn't be hunting again till next week because of all the cold. They felt really bad for me and agreed that if they didn't take me hunting, then I may suffer a sad fate and end up cleaning the house instead of hunting!
Well, here's my keepers from Wednesday.
Two tax tokens, (surprise, surprise) Two wheat cents, (both 1951) a neat buckle of some sort, a great marble.....LOVE to find the marbles! A miners tag, change, some sort of clip, and a surprise silver! Didn't know I had found one till I got home and spotted a bit silver peeking out at me..
Turned out to be a 1941 Merc.
I found another GREAT keeper on Thursday without ever leaving the house! 8) Seems someone has noticed my interest in looking for gold!! 
Recieved this package with goodies in it!! I'm going to assume it was my WarsawDaddy that was ever so thoughtful! Thank you!!!
Hope everyone has a great weekend!!!
Nana
I looked to see when I first signed on here at Tnet and this February will be four years. My how the time has slipped away so quickly! But, you know what they say, time flies by when you're having fun. This tree is at fault for introducing me to a whole new world, that I'd not really given a lot of thought to before.
Found it on the property that we had purchased. Why would anyone write on a tree?
What does all that mean? SOOO...I got on the net and did a little research. Ended up here at TreasureNet. Read all about all your adventures for months, and I felt like I knew everyone before I even signed up. Ya'll remember the episode of Andy Griffith where the new guy moves into town and knows everyone by name, but no one knows who he is, and they go into a frenzy wondering how it is he knows everyone? Then turns out he had been getting the Mayberry newspaper and reading up on the people and place for months and loved it so much, he moves there. Well..that's what I can relate to. I moved in... and am still enjoying my stay here at Tnet. When I first moved in, I could read the 'Today's Finds' in a couple of minutes, where now it takes all afternoon. I think you're a fantastic bunch of folks, and I thank you for sharing your experiences and allowing me learn through your adventures. I love this hobby, but for seeing the GREAT stuff you're finding, and friendly encouragement, I probably would have given up searching for treasures after the first 1,000 shotgun shells and bullets. :P ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This weeks adventures.
I called Terri and Lisa and told them how I had been stricken by the wrath of CrazyJarHead, and how he was sending some really nasty cold weather this way.
And how that if we didn't get out and hunt on Wednesday, then we wouldn't be hunting again till next week because of all the cold. They felt really bad for me and agreed that if they didn't take me hunting, then I may suffer a sad fate and end up cleaning the house instead of hunting! Well, here's my keepers from Wednesday.
Two tax tokens, (surprise, surprise)
Two wheat cents, (both 1951) a neat buckle of some sort, a great marble.....LOVE to find the marbles! A miners tag, change, some sort of clip, and a surprise silver! Didn't know I had found one till I got home and spotted a bit silver peeking out at me..
Turned out to be a 1941 Merc.
I found another GREAT keeper on Thursday without ever leaving the house! 8) Seems someone has noticed my interest in looking for gold!!
Recieved this package with goodies in it!! I'm going to assume it was my WarsawDaddy that was ever so thoughtful! Thank you!!!
Hope everyone has a great weekend!!!
Nana
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If the board relied on guys like me there wouldn't be much to read. 
