halfdime
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"I'm bigger than you!" "But I was President."
Off to a quick start at the silver farm today, with .53 nestled together in the first hole. It was slow going after that, with two wheats that had me at .55. I started fantasizing about how nice it would be if I could just find a Walker to meet the silver goal and crash the dollar barrier. I've been searching in a relatively barren part of the farm, and maybe a little newer than some of the other cottage areas. You don't find anything if you don't persist, so I kept plodding along. At the edge of the brushline, I got a nice quarter/half signal and optimistically hoped to find the former. My expectations were exceeded when I found this full moon staring at me: a 41S Walker, my fifth from the silver farm. Just like that, my goals for the day were met with an hour left! A few minutes later, I found this 47 Rosey to make it a double. I spent a little time looking for my Bullseye, which I believe was lost in this area of the farm
. Whether by my neglect, or the kids, it's missing. It is a great tool, and is perfect for the kids, allowing them to participate in the hunt. My daughter, especially, liked using it. It never found many coins, really, but it helps find little pieces of metal that my eyes miss. We're having a fabulous Indian Summer here, wonderful conditions for morning hunts.
Off to a quick start at the silver farm today, with .53 nestled together in the first hole. It was slow going after that, with two wheats that had me at .55. I started fantasizing about how nice it would be if I could just find a Walker to meet the silver goal and crash the dollar barrier. I've been searching in a relatively barren part of the farm, and maybe a little newer than some of the other cottage areas. You don't find anything if you don't persist, so I kept plodding along. At the edge of the brushline, I got a nice quarter/half signal and optimistically hoped to find the former. My expectations were exceeded when I found this full moon staring at me: a 41S Walker, my fifth from the silver farm. Just like that, my goals for the day were met with an hour left! A few minutes later, I found this 47 Rosey to make it a double. I spent a little time looking for my Bullseye, which I believe was lost in this area of the farm
. Whether by my neglect, or the kids, it's missing. It is a great tool, and is perfect for the kids, allowing them to participate in the hunt. My daughter, especially, liked using it. It never found many coins, really, but it helps find little pieces of metal that my eyes miss. We're having a fabulous Indian Summer here, wonderful conditions for morning hunts.Attachments
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Henry, like you, I'd take a Walker any day. hehe And not a bad little Rosey either! Happy Hunting All
I am a firm believer in God, and if I thought He intervenes that way, I would be thinking in terms of $20 gold pieces!
