leslie(nova scotia)
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- Location
- lower sackville,nova scotia
- Detector(s) used
- Garretts only
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
From the land of the Bluenose.....after a trip into the hospital with Marie to see her specialist we both left feeling better!
With only a week until we are on vacation in Puerto Plata I was a tad antsy so Marie cut me loose for a few hours as she and her sister went out shopping and for a quick tanning session.
Day before payday and Otto was running on fumes so I stayed close to home and hit a local park...one with a great view!
A few folks around enjoying the great warm day which made the soil ripe for making holes which I did at a most rapid pace while admiring my surroundings to the left
and to the right
Was using a new hunting knife that I bought three of for $10 and should have known! On coin number 65 the "Made in China" knife broke in two. Darn just getting into the groove at that point and didn't have a backup digger so that put a kabash on digging my first century of the year!
Next dig I'll bring my old faithful knife that has served me well but like me is getting a tad dull in it's old age.
Driving out the road just had to stop and take a photo of this beauty who seems to be following me on digs.
Take for the day was 65 coins at an even $4 and a Bedford School pin.
With only a week until we are on vacation in Puerto Plata I was a tad antsy so Marie cut me loose for a few hours as she and her sister went out shopping and for a quick tanning session.
Day before payday and Otto was running on fumes so I stayed close to home and hit a local park...one with a great view!
A few folks around enjoying the great warm day which made the soil ripe for making holes which I did at a most rapid pace while admiring my surroundings to the left
Was using a new hunting knife that I bought three of for $10 and should have known! On coin number 65 the "Made in China" knife broke in two. Darn just getting into the groove at that point and didn't have a backup digger so that put a kabash on digging my first century of the year!
Next dig I'll bring my old faithful knife that has served me well but like me is getting a tad dull in it's old age.
Driving out the road just had to stop and take a photo of this beauty who seems to be following me on digs.
Take for the day was 65 coins at an even $4 and a Bedford School pin.
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But I guess a detector isn't of much use without the digger! :P 
