crazyjarhead
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- N. San Diego County
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
1800's Lazy mans Rest looks promissing... part of the underground railroad
I won't get into all of the details right now but I was given permission to hunt a nice colonial working farm site that was also part of the underground railroad during the civil war
I have been driving past this place all summer but no one is ever home. 
Well I just found out that the owner lives 25 miles away in another town and is trying to sell his other place to move into this one. His mother passed on this year and he inherited the property. It is known as the Lazy Mans Rest. It was built in the early 1800's. The pictures will tell the rest of the story. This should be a virgin site and should produce some coppers..... hopefully.I can't wait to get in here. I will probably lose sleep over this tonight. The bell was probably used as a dinner bell for all of the workers, I guess. The white, small house looks to be a guest house or for the farm hand.?? The weather is to be unseasonably warm Sat and Sun. The rain is moving out now. Oh yes!!!! 
The other pictures are the other place just 1/4 mile down the road. I should be able to get into this place as well. 
I talked to the ladies father and he said she should be OK with it. I tried earlier but she didn't answer the door. I'm sure she was afraid to as I am a complete stranger and she is single. 
Worse case I'll have her father talk to here. I know him and he is pretty cool. Enjoy Ron
This is the place I'm trying to get permission to hunt. Owners dad told me that it was built in the 1820's
The rest of the pics are the Lazy mans Rest. This is the place I can hunt!!
IMG]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn52/crazyjarhead1/046.jpg[/img]
IMG]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn52/crazyjarhead1/022.jpg[/img]
Check this link out.
Click here, check out the link
http://www.champaignohio.com/Bq15.php
I won't get into all of the details right now but I was given permission to hunt a nice colonial working farm site that was also part of the underground railroad during the civil war
I have been driving past this place all summer but no one is ever home. Well I just found out that the owner lives 25 miles away in another town and is trying to sell his other place to move into this one. His mother passed on this year and he inherited the property. It is known as the Lazy Mans Rest. It was built in the early 1800's. The pictures will tell the rest of the story. This should be a virgin site and should produce some coppers..... hopefully.I can't wait to get in here. I will probably lose sleep over this tonight. The bell was probably used as a dinner bell for all of the workers, I guess. The white, small house looks to be a guest house or for the farm hand.?? The weather is to be unseasonably warm Sat and Sun. The rain is moving out now. Oh yes!!!! The other pictures are the other place just 1/4 mile down the road. I should be able to get into this place as well. I talked to the ladies father and he said she should be OK with it. I tried earlier but she didn't answer the door. I'm sure she was afraid to as I am a complete stranger and she is single. Worse case I'll have her father talk to here. I know him and he is pretty cool. Enjoy Ron This is the place I'm trying to get permission to hunt. Owners dad told me that it was built in the 1820's
The rest of the pics are the Lazy mans Rest. This is the place I can hunt!!
IMG]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn52/crazyjarhead1/046.jpg[/img]
IMG]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn52/crazyjarhead1/022.jpg[/img]
Check this link out.
Click here, check out the link http://www.champaignohio.com/Bq15.php
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Ron
Ron
Glad to hear from you and know that you are not snowed in up there in "Blue" country 
HH (well, in the spring) Ron
