Finds along I-10

Nohope587

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Stopped off at a couple of parks on the drive home from Venice LA.
Off to a coin show today but will take the detector along in case I see somewhere to search

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Very nice finds! Do they let you hunt at the welcome centers? :thumbsup:
 

a pile of clad :thumbsup:
that will buy a couple of gallons of gas :thumbsup:
congrats :thumbsup:

fortbball9
 

Some woman paid dearly for those " Jerry Springer " beads.......NGE (T)
 

Nice Finds. That is alot of stuff to find along the way. Just goes to show you,
it's not the cost of the detector, it's the person using it. You did a great job
with the "ole" "Ace". Doug (blklab) :thumbsup:
 

nice job on all of the coins and trinkets! :) Yeah coin shows are where I get most of my older coins too because they are hard to dig in Washington. :thumbsup: Have fun at the coin show! :thumbsup:
 

Nice haul from a long interstate... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

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a spent shell in a rest area or park could be rangers getting rid of pests like woodchucks,rats,skunks,ferral cats,
rabbits,and such, we had a rabbit that kept chewing picnic table legs and 2 raccoons that worked in tandem to get into supposedly animal proof garbage containers.
 

Nice chunk of change there nohope.....but please tell me you didn't clean those pull tab's up :thumbsup:
 

wwwtimmcp said:
a spent shell in a rest area or park could be rangers getting rid of pests like woodchucks,rats,skunks,ferral cats,
rabbits,and such, we had a rabbit that kept chewing picnic table legs and 2 raccoons that worked in tandem to get into supposedly animal proof garbage containers.
i know im not here much but this post is scarey
at what time would this shooting happen, as there are travelers 24/7 at rest areas
not an expert, im in ohio and i think the dept. of wild life here takes a dif approach
the whole idea of a spent shell in a rest stop is scarey
i tried to detect a rest area in pa got chased off and told i could get a BIG FINE
not a big find.....he thought funny....me not laughing
 

I believe they belong to Eric Estrada...if you wish to return them.
 

These finds came from city parks in the communities along I-10 not from the rest areas. I googled the root and stopped at four parks within a mile of I-10 along my rout home. I doubt Metal detecting is allowed at rest stops or the welcome centers but next time I pass I will ask the attendants..
 

Good eye, Zax! I passed it off at first glance as nothing more than "costume jewelry"...
 

Thanks will have to see if I can find a replacement pin for the strap and a new battery.
 

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