It only takes one find to make the day

[pepperj]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.

Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet. JamieD posted up the link ID as a cog faster. Brilliant 👏 thanks.

For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.

Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

 

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[Centsless Detecting]

Congrats on the finds Pepper. That looks like a beautiful place to be detecting. As someone on the other end of car repair, the mechanic, I'm very often texted during the week of my buddys finds. Always waiting for the days I can leave early and get a few hours in myself.

 

[Blak bart]

Nice....I need to get out and turn on the machine.....been way to long now without hunting...congrats pepper 🌶

 

[releventchair]

Stunner! Heck of a site and recovery.

You have ragweed growing already....(!) Sun must like the area. l.o.l..

Your other piece almost resembles part of a butt plates trap door.
The pic I've added is an S.K.S.. , which is way out of era context.

 

[GDub62]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

Pretty place for sure. Let us know what you think that other doohickey might be

 

[Digger RJ]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

Nice!!! Congrats!!! Great use of waiting time!!!

 

[billb]

Very beautiful scenery and good to see that you got some nice recoveries

 

[Florida Finder]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

That’s a killer find! Congratulations!

 

[ModernMiner]

It's already been said, but what a beautiful spot to detect and possibly fish.
Amazing finds.
Congrats to you.

 

[pepperj]

Stunner! Heck of a site and recovery.

You have ragweed growing already....(!) Sun must like the area. l.o.l..

Your other piece almost resembles part of a butt plates trap door.
The pic I've added is an S.K.S.. , which is way out of era context.

Looks like it possibly that item RC, thanks.
The fields are starting to grow now, another couple of weeks and they'll be undetectable again till the next cut, or spring.
They're not running cattle on the property it seems now, see all the electric wire has been removed. So either they crop it, or it will go into Prickly Ash like most untended fields.

 

[WHADIFIND]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

BINGO!!!
CONGRATS!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

beautiful site, beautiful sight and very cool finds, thanks for posting

 

[JamieD]

Hi, your mystery item is an 18th/19th century clog clasp, they‘re fairly regular finds in the UK. Few different ones here for comparison:

https://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/q/classification:"clog+clasp"/objectType/SHOE

Jamie

 

[traveller777]

Well yesterday had to get a rotor replaced on the Mrs car. Turns out all 4 are to be replaced under warranty as the brake job was done in November.
One caliper was seized so that was another issue.
Need to go back and have the rears done on Friday as they ran out of time.
So sit in a waiting room for hours-or get the shuttle service to drop me off at a farm gate permission?
Hard one to decide on right. 🤣
Not many finds but it only took one to make the 3 hrs worth while.
62 Regiment of Foot
ID as Mid 1800's
(Thanks Iron Patch)
# pin
This little site has treated me well over the years.
Have dug 24 Coppers, 2 silvers, buttons, military and civilian, other military items.
This is a natural stone arch bridge across the water stream.

The depth of items are nearly undetectable now. Little high tones that slow swinging produce.
View attachment 2023332View attachment 2023333View attachment 2023334View attachment 2023335View attachment 2023336View attachment 2023337
Dug this little item, not sure what it's off, or what is used for yet.
View attachment 2023338View attachment 2023339
For a 100'x30' field strip it still provides a keeper or two.
The owner of the property told me that below the stone arch bridge there were two upright stones that had the military officers names and info.
The Government blasted the creek system deeper and that caused the water to topple the two stones over.
The wrong way, so one can't read the info.
View attachment 2023340
Thought I better post this now, as it seems like life grabs time, and it never gets done.
Thanks for viewing this long little finds post up.

Great. Thanks for sharing.

 

[pepperj]

Hi, your mystery item is an 18th/19th century clog clasp, they‘re fairly regular finds in the UK. Few different ones here for comparison:

https://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/q/classification:"clog+clasp"/objectType/SHOE

Jamie

Thanks for the ID.
That is exactly what it is. Brilliant 👏

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on the finds Pepper. That looks like a beautiful place to be detecting. As someone on the other end of car repair, the mechanic, I'm very often texted during the week of my buddys finds. Always waiting for the days I can leave early and get a few hours in myself.

Thank you Centsless
Friday the rear gets done again.
So I might as well get some detecting time in once again.
Better than looking at mechanics and a coffee machine.

 

[CreakyDigger]

I can hear that water just looking at your picture. Congrats on the cool finds and beautiful spot!

 

[ARC]

I stopped at the "in situ" picture and tried to figure out what it was PRE looking at next pics...

was WAY off. heh

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations on the great finds! I haven't gotten out this year yet, weather has been mostly cool and windy. When it is warm, I have lots of yard and lot work to do! But, I'll get out eventually. Thanks for posting.

 

[pepperj]

I stopped at the "in situ" picture and tried to figure out what it was PRE looking at next pics...

was WAY off. heh

Too funny I knelt for a bit trying to figure it out before I wiped the dirt away-no way-nice one-Right on! (oh come on who doesn't express their feeling to the world when nobody except the birds and squirrels are listening)