One of my best finds

[SCrocks]

Found this cache several years ago with a friend of mine. He found the ones in the picture that has 8 and 2 brokes. They were about a foot or so deep. They were in the root ball right next to the stump of a big pine tree that had been logged. We dug as much as we could around the roots and thought we had the all but a few years later I dug back into the stump that had rotted and several more popped out.Man what a day that was. The flat green slate-ish slab was beside them and maybe used for a cutting platform or just some raw material for later use. Thanks for the look=Sam

 

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[Tnmountains]

Wow!!! That is one of the best caches I have seen on here. Incredible assortment.

 

[kinchafoonee]

SCrocks. Man, that is KILLER!! Probably the oldest cache I have ever seen. Look like Lecroys? A if it wasn't sweet already, a killer drill to top it off. The large slate piece is awesome in itself. Stupid question, but I assume you dug the rootball, and area it came from as much as possible to make sure you got them all?
Congrats!!!!!

 

[SCrocks]

We dug it up several times and dug the area around it. We dug an area of about 2 acres up in 8 years. Then the farmer pushed over it with a dozer. Then sold the land. Still trying to get permission to get back in there and dig some more.

 

[Sheerblue]

Awesome!!! Congrats!

Markie

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[musky44]

that must have been very exciting. that is a great lookin cache. thanks for sharing

 

[rock]

Must of been one of your best days ever.