Our responsibility, our future, our hobby.

[Paul Revere’s Ghost]

Well, if filling in other people’s holes is no big deal, why is everyone getting so worked up about it?
And if it really isn’t a big deal, then these idiots—or should I say, these clumsy treasure hunters—might as well just leave the holes they’ve dug wide open.
The next competent metal detectorist will be more than happy to fill them in for them.

Because the next man up may not come along before somebody twists an ankle or knee. I’ve had both knees broken, one snow skiing and the other in karate class. It’s a LONG painful healing process.

 

[guest]

Because the next man up may not come along before somebody twists an ankle or knee. I’ve had both knees broken, one snow skiing and the other in karate class. It’s a LONG painful healing process.

Dude, don’t go blaming others for your own shortcomings and your inability to walk in a straight line.
As a martial artist, of all people, you should be capable of handling the unexpected.
It’s a good thing that, back in the army, we only ever had to train in well-heated halls and on paved paths.
Muhahaha...😂🤣😂🤣😂🤞🍀

 

[SD51]

Here's why we fill in other people's holes in the parks.

Posted this in 2016...

Why We Fill in Our Holes

Been detecting a local park for years. It came about in the '70s so not much chance at silver, but always plenty of clad and rings / jewelry. A annual three day carnival always provided some keepers too and so did the tot lot. The last two years I've noticed countless holes in the ground...

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