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- F75 LTD, 1280X Aquanaut, & a Patriot (back-up/loaner)
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Friday's honey do's lead into Saturday's honey do's 
but I did get out dirt fishing all day today. 
9 days of stay-cation and I hunted 7 of them. 
Today started out driving by two properties, no cars in the driveways so I headed on out to hit an old demolished school's grounds. First 2 targets in the first 10 minutes of the hunt were wheats so I was hoping for some silver. Not to be had though, I only dug 2 more coins. The 1st hunted lasted about 2 hours and off I wen't to get another permission in the neighborhood I have been concentrating on. This makes the 4th house (they are all next to each other) that I was granted permission. It took me 2 hours of gridding to find my 1st keeper, the 1945-S Walker. 
10 feet ahead of the clad Kennedy half. 
30 minutes later I dug the 1943 Washington. 
A couple of the othe rnice finds were the pocket watch, 
the thimble, 
and a an odd lead weight. 
I gridded about 80% of the property. the owner (a younger fellow) said I can come back anytime to finish, whether anyone is at home or not.
Today's Notables
All Finds (less trash)
A couple pics of the odd lead weight. Anyone have an ID?
As always, I hope ya'll got out and swung the coil today.
Back to work tomorrow.
GL & HH
but I did get out dirt fishing all day today. 9 days of stay-cation and I hunted 7 of them. Today started out driving by two properties, no cars in the driveways so I headed on out to hit an old demolished school's grounds. First 2 targets in the first 10 minutes of the hunt were wheats so I was hoping for some silver. Not to be had though, I only dug 2 more coins. The 1st hunted lasted about 2 hours and off I wen't to get another permission in the neighborhood I have been concentrating on. This makes the 4th house (they are all next to each other) that I was granted permission. It took me 2 hours of gridding to find my 1st keeper, the 1945-S Walker. 10 feet ahead of the clad Kennedy half. 30 minutes later I dug the 1943 Washington. A couple of the othe rnice finds were the pocket watch, the thimble, and a an odd lead weight. I gridded about 80% of the property. the owner (a younger fellow) said I can come back anytime to finish, whether anyone is at home or not.
Today's Notables
All Finds (less trash)
A couple pics of the odd lead weight. Anyone have an ID?
As always, I hope ya'll got out and swung the coil
today.Back to work tomorrow.
GL & HH
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