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It's getting down to the wire
With the temps dipping into the 20's & 30's here in Chicago, my wife & I decided it would be
a good time to take a road trip and visit my daughter & NEW granddaughter down near
Greenville, SC
While we were down there, I did manage a quick, 2-hour hunt at
a local park while the girls did a little "hunting"
(shopping) of their own at the Kids R Us 
The park I hunted was where the old high school was (now gone) and all that remained was the
old football field which the Park District now uses for their "pee-wee" football games.

I hunted was the sloped area next to the bleachers where I found 3 Wheats and a 1943 Merc.
As I worked my way toward the woods, I found an old watch and my first "Sac" dollar. . . which thought
at first was a large cent. . . it was not

After retuning from SC, "kimsdad" & I got out for two forest hunts which produced a 1901 IH and
a 1901 V-nickel. . . and about 9 shotgun shell heads >:. . . which I thought may be Nickels. . . not.
Yesterday, I spent 2-hours "re-conning" a new site which I think will become productive
It has a lot of wooded and open-space areas that have been in use for the last century. My first two hits
were a 1917 and 1927 Wheat and then a "Glen View Club" badge. . . which brought back fond memories
of my "caddying" days at this golf club back in the 1960's. I also found two silver Rosies in one of the grass
open areas that were down at least 5 to 7-inches. . . so, there's got to be some older stuff. . . only deeper

Thanks for looking and keep warm!
watercolor
With the temps dipping into the 20's & 30's here in Chicago, my wife & I decided it would be
a good time to take a road trip and visit my daughter & NEW granddaughter down near
Greenville, SC
a local park while the girls did a little "hunting"
(shopping) of their own at the Kids R Us 
The park I hunted was where the old high school was (now gone) and all that remained was the
old football field which the Park District now uses for their "pee-wee" football games.

I hunted was the sloped area next to the bleachers where I found 3 Wheats and a 1943 Merc.
As I worked my way toward the woods, I found an old watch and my first "Sac" dollar. . . which thought
at first was a large cent. . . it was not


After retuning from SC, "kimsdad" & I got out for two forest hunts which produced a 1901 IH and
a 1901 V-nickel. . . and about 9 shotgun shell heads >:. . . which I thought may be Nickels. . . not.
Yesterday, I spent 2-hours "re-conning" a new site which I think will become productive
It has a lot of wooded and open-space areas that have been in use for the last century. My first two hits
were a 1917 and 1927 Wheat and then a "Glen View Club" badge. . . which brought back fond memories
of my "caddying" days at this golf club back in the 1960's. I also found two silver Rosies in one of the grass
open areas that were down at least 5 to 7-inches. . . so, there's got to be some older stuff. . . only deeper


Thanks for looking and keep warm!
watercolor
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