15 hours=4 gold and one old coin

[birdman]

Just getting around to getting this weekends keepers posted. No big weight rings but one 18K and 3 14ks. As always I had a good time but it takes me about three days to get over a weekend hunt . The sand pretty much makes your fingers raw but it is well worth it. I had to walk away a couple of times because of the crowds gathering around me waiting for my next magic trick.
I don't mind a couple of people but when you are blocked in by 10 people wanting to see your finds or just wanting to know what in the heck you are doing something has got to give. .It's all good.
I also found an old coin which I think is Chinese and I found enough to pay my cab fares.

 

[Saabman]

Cool rings!! WTG!!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Korea is supposed to be a hardship tour but you are making the best of it, LOL! Congrats and HH, Mike

 

[Tuberale]

Sweet rings! Do you only hunt the beaches?

Have fond memories of a friend who unfortunately died a few years ago. Had personalized license plate "Chosin" and bumper sticker "The Chosin Few". Some still remember.

 

[teleman 2525]

very nice old finds

 

[{Sentinel}]

There's GOLD in them THERE HILLS! Congrats on those beauties! 8)

 

[BARGuy]

Ya Tuberale, we've got an uncle that was one of "The Chosin Few". Took lotsa years to get him to talk much about it. He's still REAL tight-lipped on the subject, but has made trips back to Korea to bring back & catalog remains.

 

[umrgolf]

great finds birdman

 

[birdman]

My father was in here in Korea for the last 4 months of the war in 1953 and he had a friend that froze to death in a foxhole early in the war and also had a friend that drowned in the Haun river in 1951 . He was blown off the bridge by an incoming mortar round. My hats off to that whole generation.