Sand
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It becomes difficuilt to find anything on the place, intensively detected many times by me and not only by me, but I tried it this Friday. Result was expected, and the only find which was not real rubbish, is shown here - state is far from "uncirculated" 
According to the unknown yet physical laws, I switched to attempts to meet some eyeball finds next morning. Sometimes it was not very unsuccessful.
However, all finds with eyes were exclusively 50 pfennig coins dated 1920s
Finally day turned to its end and I researched another field for 2 hours in the darkness - normally I feel better and find more when I do not see a screen of the detector - just listening- preps, 6 years of music school play some role in it. A bit of raining as well as pounds of mud on my shoes did not help much in the area surrounding old (16century) earthworks. Here is a result: anyway some .900 silver and tin bronze button are always wishful finds.
Bad state polish coin dated 1923 - very unusual for our location.
Hans Schemm' pin - He was one of Nazi leaders here in Upper Franconia, died in 1935 through airplane crash.
Murphy's law in action - as soon as came back home, rain stopped.
Sunday morning - after some discussions and milk breakfast I decided to visit forest.
This trees became a target for the next 2 hours
Coins some times were laying on the surface.
My first impression was that I dig a grenade, but being driving Bicycle every day for lkast 6 years, I identified it as a dynamo for the bicycle lights.
After ~20 pieces of rubbish jackpot came - commemorative medal of Kaiser Friedrich, which says something like "do not complain on difficulties of learning"
Another pile of 1960s# rubbish
Another side of detecting in forest - this small <1mm tick got my blood - waiting for the consequences - this animal is a carrier of some heavy diseases - so if I do not post after 1 week - means worst
Spring is coming
HH to all and good mood
Sand
According to the unknown yet physical laws, I switched to attempts to meet some eyeball finds next morning
. Sometimes it was not very unsuccessful.
However, all finds with eyes were exclusively 50 pfennig coins dated 1920s
Finally day turned to its end and I researched another field for 2 hours in the darkness - normally I feel better and find more when I do not see a screen of the detector - just listening- preps, 6 years of music school play some role in it. A bit of raining as well as pounds of mud on my shoes did not help much in the area surrounding old (16century) earthworks. Here is a result: anyway some .900 silver and tin bronze button are always wishful finds.
Bad state polish coin dated 1923 - very unusual for our location.
Hans Schemm' pin - He was one of Nazi leaders here in Upper Franconia, died in 1935 through airplane crash.
Murphy's law in action - as soon as came back home, rain stopped.
Sunday morning - after some discussions and milk breakfast I decided to visit forest.
This trees became a target for the next 2 hours
Coins some times were laying on the surface.
My first impression was that I dig a grenade, but being driving Bicycle every day for lkast 6 years, I identified it as a dynamo for the bicycle lights.
After ~20 pieces of rubbish jackpot came - commemorative medal of Kaiser Friedrich, which says something like "do not complain on difficulties of learning"
Another pile of 1960s# rubbish
Another side of detecting in forest - this small <1mm tick got my blood - waiting for the consequences - this animal is a carrier of some heavy diseases - so if I do not post after 1 week - means worst
Spring is coming
HH to all and good mood
Sand
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Watch out for those ticks folks...especially if you're doing any woods or field hunting.
