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Looking down in the mouth

k0bgalan

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All Garrett: Ace 250 (two), AceApex, VX-9. Have owned just about every Garrett ever made. First three detecter I made myself, with the first one in 1962.
The web says... Looking down while walking is commonly associated with shyness, depression, social anxiety, and low self-esteem. However, it can also indicate deep thought, cultural norms, or simply a practical need to maintain balance in uneven environments. I think they left out metal detecting?! On today's park hunt, I found two pristine quarters (1968 and 1978) just lying there before I actually detected them. I don't think looking down is such a bad thing! What do you say?
 
The web says... Looking down while walking is commonly associated with shyness, depression, social anxiety, and low self-esteem. However, it can also indicate deep thought, cultural norms, or simply a practical need to maintain balance in uneven environments. I think they left out metal detecting?! On today's park hunt, I found two pristine quarters (1968 and 1978) just lying there before I actually detected them. I don't think looking down is such a bad thing! What do you say?
A couple of permissions that are joining both farmers said. " You sure would of got along with him (meaning the original owner/relative) He was always looking down at the dirt!🤣
 
Looking down keeps you from tripping over you own feet. Usually, anyway.
 

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