Sewer Hunting
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And do not forget Ninja Turtles!
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Oh I don't know. heh
but i have always wanted to approach one of em and ask...
Reason = I don't hunt beaches where they do that.
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We used to hunt the fire rings with sand crab nets (Beach carts). The tractors couldn't get in there & the other detectorists didn't want to deal with the pounds of nails pull tabs & caps. Was a real bonanza with all the pocket spills & such! Where the tractors hit, just a vast wasteland of nothingness.
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Found a frog in the sewer once. Just sitting there saying knee deep knee deep. He took about five steps further in then he was saying neck deep.........
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If you ever find a Sterling Silver Signet Ring with the initial "T" on it, please send it home
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Was that the guys with the 50 lb pb&j Sammie's in their lunch buckets? You know the guys that look like they're walking on stones.
Seakur
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Years ago while living in Reno, I drove the truck used to vacuum out the pota-poti's. Same weekly route with different route each day. It payed VERY well and over the couple years I worked there I found all types of jewelry and on a couple occasions found fat wallets.
It seemed impossible they could have dropped them and not realize it, but I guess when you look down and see your wallet nestled in what looked like green and/or yellow pudding [man, some of those guys needed medical help] It made it harder to reach in, I guess. [I did tell the forman's but no takers] I still have an 1897 silver dollar I found at the bottom of the tank, in my collection. -Haha
I remember our work shirts read.. 'YOUR SHlT IS OUR BREAD AND BUTTER."
It seemed impossible they could have dropped them and not realize it, but I guess when you look down and see your wallet nestled in what looked like green and/or yellow pudding [man, some of those guys needed medical help] It made it harder to reach in, I guess. [I did tell the forman's but no takers] I still have an 1897 silver dollar I found at the bottom of the tank, in my collection. -Haha
I remember our work shirts read.. 'YOUR SHlT IS OUR BREAD AND BUTTER."
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