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mudslideslim

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Took a ride on Saturday afternoon to look for spots to detect. Came up on a little veggie stand selling fresh picked sweet corn. Had to buy a dozen ears. Ended up at a landowner friend's. Visited with them and shared some of my sweet corn. Well before I went to detect they brought me a bag filled with fresh veggies that they had just picked out of their garden! Good folks for sure. Ended up only getting out for an hour before the storm came but did manage to find a few dropped Minnies in a small spot. Gave one to the landowner and had fresh veggies for dinner. Enjoyed the adventure for sure.
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Slim Buddy,

You are a sweet guy for sharing your sweet corn. :D You are truly a class act, Sal!

I hope you score some rare Civil War relics on that property! You deserve it!

Kyle
 
??? hmmmmmmmmm how do corn an tamatas register on the detector lol
 
thanks brother!

great work y'all been doing on that colonial site too bud.
-slim

KylePA said:
Slim Buddy,

You are a sweet guy for sharing your sweet corn. :D You are truly a class act, Sal!

I hope you score some rare Civil War relics on that property! You deserve it!

Kyle
 
the red ones sound like iron and the green ones sound like copper!

Tank69 said:
??? hmmmmmmmmm how do corn an tamatas register on the detector lol
 
thanks bud!

garthbfan169 said:
Very nice mud. ANd I agree a classy thing to do WTG :notworthy:
 

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