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So the other day I decide to head back to the old side of the country.
"Over the hill" as I call it. With the temperature in the 90's and no breeze, it liked to cause a heat stroke :-\
I managed to dig some buttons and miscellaneous Iron relics which always makes my day. Here's some of them.
 

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Nice relics, I like the buckle and IH, congrats :thumbsup: Ever try hunting at night?
 
4-H said:
Breezie said:
Howdy neighbor, Nice finds; I really like the lock. Take it easy in the heat; it's waaaaaay to hot in my area of NC to detect, not to mention mosquitoes, ticks, and snakes! Breezie
I know!
And those "kamikaze" bugs that shoot straight for your eyeballs D. LOL

LOL, and don't forget about those that sound like a P-51 headed for your ear!
 
Very nice lock,,,,Iam from Va. I choose not to go into the heat.
 
Kinds looks like a bi- furicated base on that point. Could be your oldest find of the day at 7,000 years old maybe? Nice digs. I dug today and was sweating so bad it looked like I was making mud pies :laughing7: Humid ! Nice finds 4-H.
HH
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