Beautiful day, ugly detecting

[Lowbatts]

Hit the gold mines, worked one of the fields I haven't cleared, too many beer cans a foot deep there, got a couple bucks clad, no bling. But it's nice out there today, enjoy!

 

[twistidd]

Hit the gold mines, worked one of the fields I haven't cleared, too many beer cans a foot deep there, got a couple bucks clad, no bling. But it's nice out there today, enjoy!

The cans are a pain at the beach, but even worse when you have to put the effort in and dig a plug for them in the turf. I feel your pain.

You coming out with us one of these days to hit the woods?

Joe

 

[watercolor]

Tim, I know what you mean. . . clad in the park is money too

As Joe said, anytime you want to hit the woods out hear just give a shout

Take care,
Mark

 

[Brett]

Congrats on your buckets full of clad Tim!

I like to dig surface cans, especially when they are the pull tab style. There could be some LOOT under them! I dug one today actually

 

[Lowbatts]

Hit the gold mines, worked one of the fields I haven't cleared, too many beer cans a foot deep there, got a couple bucks clad, no bling. But it's nice out there today, enjoy!

The cans are a pain at the beach, but even worse when you have to put the effort in and dig a plug for them in the turf. I feel your pain.

You coming out with us one of these days to hit the woods?

Joe

Nah, you proved they're all hunted out already...Doh!

Sundays are now my travel days again. If I don't get my bottle dumps cleared by then I'll look forward to it. Lemme know when and where. We gonna get the mighty Goio, Tman, Murph and Rich together for a grand tour sometime this year?

 

[Mike - IL]

Our park lawn mowers love to chop up aluminum cans rather than pick them up. I dig a lot of can slaw! HH

 

[Lowbatts]

Our park lawn mowers love to chop up aluminum cans rather than pick them up. I dig a lot of can slaw! HH

I've shown enough can slaw to the park guys around here so they're educated about it now. Most of them actually caught on to the fact that cans are not naturally occcuring and do not need to be trimmed with the grass. But a new summer approaches and a new group of lawn massacre-ists will be on hand requiring more admonishment and education.

My work is never done...