Woodland Detectors
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Hi folks, 
Since the dreaded Lymes outbreak, I have pretty much been confined inside for the most part. Every time I mustered the energy to go outside and beep, I lost my energy and returned back inside for an "old fart nap".
I did manage to find one VERY cool Crystal formation in a recently plowed Asheville NC garden this past weekend. Right on top of the ground, sparkling in the sun, was this beautiful Quartz specimen. I have studied in the past, that most of Asheville lies atop a Quartz bed. I would love to find the rest of this piece. The other photos were taken near the NC and Virginia border.
Oh!
The Ribeye was taken in my kitchen where I have been dwelling during my quarantine.

Since the dreaded Lymes outbreak, I have pretty much been confined inside for the most part. Every time I mustered the energy to go outside and beep, I lost my energy and returned back inside for an "old fart nap".
I did manage to find one VERY cool Crystal formation in a recently plowed Asheville NC garden this past weekend. Right on top of the ground, sparkling in the sun, was this beautiful Quartz specimen. I have studied in the past, that most of Asheville lies atop a Quartz bed. I would love to find the rest of this piece. The other photos were taken near the NC and Virginia border. Oh!
The Ribeye was taken in my kitchen where I have been dwelling during my quarantine.

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? Man, I will go rock detecting with you anytime. I suspect it was a garden piece gone astray, as that type of thing has to be dug from the native rock. If you were in Ark. that would be at least $15-20 in any shop around.



awesome stuff buddy!







