West Jersey Detecting
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- Oct 23, 2006
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- Location
- Philadelphia Area
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- Detector(s) used
- Nokta Legend, Excalibur 1000/II (hybrid) , Teknetics T2 SE
- Primary Interest:
- Other
Today's Finds
I got out with Con for quite a few hours today, him with the DFX and me using the Ace 250. We searched for hours looking for a homesite in the woods. We finally found it, but it was overcome with thorns and underbrush making it nearly impossible to move about. I did a little better than him with the clock winder and the key plate. The winder is marked "F. KROEBER" "NEW YORK". I did some research and found Kroeber was in business from 1870 to 1904.
We also stumbled upon a bottle dump with some nice cork top bottles from the same time period, but were not equipped to carry them back through the thicket. We also ended up walking in a big circle trying to find our way out of the forest!
Not a good day detecting
, but it always feels good to get out for a few hours in the crisp December air 
.
Happy Holidays and thanks for looking!
I got out with Con for quite a few hours today, him with the DFX and me using the Ace 250. We searched for hours looking for a homesite in the woods. We finally found it, but it was overcome with thorns and underbrush making it nearly impossible to move about. I did a little better than him with the clock winder and the key plate. The winder is marked "F. KROEBER" "NEW YORK". I did some research and found Kroeber was in business from 1870 to 1904.
We also stumbled upon a bottle dump with some nice cork top bottles from the same time period, but were not equipped to carry them back through the thicket. We also ended up walking in a big circle trying to find our way out of the forest!
Not a good day detecting
, but it always feels good to get out for a few hours in the crisp December air .Happy Holidays and thanks for looking!
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