Ok....I think class is over, for now.

[WHADIFIND]

I started out exploring the aspect of relic hunting because I
know what great potential there is for finding great stuff.

And....I feel I've learned a LOT about techniques in the fields.
But, it's really just not something I actually enjoy doing.

Maybe just getting too old for the amount of work it takes, (and
it DO take some actual WORK!) I have always been impressed by
just what the real relic hunters go thru to find the wonderful stuff
they share here.

So, after this hunt, I think I'm gonna shelve the idea for a while. It has taught
me a lot about my machine! Hopefully, I'll be able to use that on my regular
"walks".

Here's the latest hunt:






Most interesting piece to me. No clue.



I'm beginning to feel a bit like Blingy.

Would you believe this grate was over a foot and a half down!

All I saw while digging was a big rounded edge, brass or bronze, VERY deep
in VERY rocky ground! I just had to know!

Thanks for peeking folks and for all the education on this thing called
relic hunting. I'm glad somebody does it but it's just not for me.
At least, not for a while again.

 

[WHADIFIND]

That decorative piece is a neat one Gary.

I know, Dave. I'm a little surprised how little has been said about this piece. It was the most interesting thing I found and made me wonder if it was a decorative piece that came off George Washington's saddle. Not even a mention on it!?!

Thanks!

 

[sutphin]

BLINGIE SAYS AWAY GO TROUBLES DOWN THE DRAIN. POOR FISHEY JUST CANT BELEIVE TIME HAS RUN OUT .