Greylock
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- Western MA
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- Garrett at pro
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- All Treasure Hunting
Finally after two or so months I got out. It was mid thirties in town with only a few inches of snow so I figured I would go out and see if I could pull anything from a site I've been to many times. As I started up the mt. Two inches was more like five and I could tell the ground was very hard beneath but I was already out so I kept going. Took a different route along a little brook and came across a little cellar hole, maybe a mill or an out building to one of the cellar holes in the area. Ill wait till spring to do some exploring and figure out whats going on. Didn't want to waste anytime so got right to swinging. Not bad for about two hours. Which most time was spent digging. Few buttons, a lock, shoe buckle, some random decorative piece, and the prize which I believe is a 1820's? Military cap plate. It's a little beat up but thought it was very cool. Thanks for looking.
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All joking aside..... two weeks ago I wanted to put a cedar post in the ground in our 22x32 barn. Horse barn with a dirt floor. I pounded with an iron bar for about 15 minutes before I gave up. I only made a hole 8"wide x 1" deep. This was during the cold snap but I dont think that I will be MD'ing anytime soon.
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