Kas
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I'm on vacation this week, and of course I'm going to do all the Mding I can.
Went to breakfast this morning. The old guys were sitting around talking as usual at the local diner. I know several of them, and they asked me why I wasn't working so they could get their SSI checks. Ha!
I told them my plans, and the stories started rolling out. You know, one of them said, there were a couple of old houses down by the river on that triangle patch of land by the Quarry. I remember that, another said, couple of old shacks built in the mid-1800's he guessed. I wanted to know who owned it. The Quarry they supposed.
Never been one for a wild goose chase, and knowing that bunch of old coggers, they'd set me up in a heartbeat and laugh at me tomorrow. I went to the library and looked at the old Sanborn maps. Sure enough the houses were there in 1880.
I set out this morning to hit the (Eagle) again, but thought I'd give this site a shot if I could get permission. Stopped by the Quarry office, and they said go ahead, signed the waver and went out. There was a lane that was barely visable snaking its way between some thick foliage. Started swinging my way back through the woods. I found the old foundation close to a badly worn electric pole long out of use. In 15 minutes I'd almost had enough. The mosquitos were eating me up. I'd found 2 mems, a'59 and a '70. I thought I might wait until the fall when the leaves died away, but you know how it is. I ducked under the trees and kept swinging. Got a signal that jumped around from dime to quarter with a solid line at 3 1/2" So I dug it up.
My second LC this year, an 1832 Coronet head. The oldest coin I've found.
With that coin in my pouch I was happy for the moment and got the Sam hill out of there, for now.
Thanks for looking.
HH
Ken
Went to breakfast this morning. The old guys were sitting around talking as usual at the local diner. I know several of them, and they asked me why I wasn't working so they could get their SSI checks. Ha!
I told them my plans, and the stories started rolling out. You know, one of them said, there were a couple of old houses down by the river on that triangle patch of land by the Quarry. I remember that, another said, couple of old shacks built in the mid-1800's he guessed. I wanted to know who owned it. The Quarry they supposed.
Never been one for a wild goose chase, and knowing that bunch of old coggers, they'd set me up in a heartbeat and laugh at me tomorrow. I went to the library and looked at the old Sanborn maps. Sure enough the houses were there in 1880.
I set out this morning to hit the (Eagle) again, but thought I'd give this site a shot if I could get permission. Stopped by the Quarry office, and they said go ahead, signed the waver and went out. There was a lane that was barely visable snaking its way between some thick foliage. Started swinging my way back through the woods. I found the old foundation close to a badly worn electric pole long out of use. In 15 minutes I'd almost had enough. The mosquitos were eating me up. I'd found 2 mems, a'59 and a '70. I thought I might wait until the fall when the leaves died away, but you know how it is. I ducked under the trees and kept swinging. Got a signal that jumped around from dime to quarter with a solid line at 3 1/2" So I dug it up.
My second LC this year, an 1832 Coronet head. The oldest coin I've found.
With that coin in my pouch I was happy for the moment and got the Sam hill out of there, for now.
Thanks for looking.
HH
Ken
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You are doing well with this hobby. You know how to do the research, follow up and come home with the goods. Good thing you didn't get the Sam hill out of there too soon. 
Then she tells me that we are going away Wed. and Thurs. to visit her old Aunt. 
Rats. Looks like my next shot is going to be Friday, Sat. and Sun. 
