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- St. Charles County, Missouri
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- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Ok, so I'm cheating. This wasn't technically 'today' but I had a teen daughter sleepover event that kept me from posting these yesterday.
I got out to one of my favorite creeks as the water had gone down considerably. Didn't find anything to dance about so I started detecting around this huge tree that had once stood mighty before the flood of '93 and subsequent windstorms split her in two.
As you can see, there is a huge hollow in the base of this old tree. Several people can fit inside with room to spare. It looks a bit like the one our gun-toting Discovery Channel 'treasure hunters' found the KGC gold bar in so naturally I swung my detector inside the hollow. No signal! I figured that it must be because I wasn't wearing a boonie hat and packin' a pistol.
I swung around the entire base of the tree and the section that had split off and was laying on the ground. Got several nice hits in one spot so I started digging. About 4" down I started seeing coins. I was pretty stoked even though they were all clad. One quarter, three dimes and two nickels.
That tree holler is incredible ain't it? I want to go back just to shoot some pics before it's lost for good.
I got out to one of my favorite creeks as the water had gone down considerably. Didn't find anything to dance about so I started detecting around this huge tree that had once stood mighty before the flood of '93 and subsequent windstorms split her in two.
As you can see, there is a huge hollow in the base of this old tree. Several people can fit inside with room to spare. It looks a bit like the one our gun-toting Discovery Channel 'treasure hunters' found the KGC gold bar in so naturally I swung my detector inside the hollow. No signal! I figured that it must be because I wasn't wearing a boonie hat and packin' a pistol.
I swung around the entire base of the tree and the section that had split off and was laying on the ground. Got several nice hits in one spot so I started digging. About 4" down I started seeing coins. I was pretty stoked even though they were all clad. One quarter, three dimes and two nickels.
That tree holler is incredible ain't it? I want to go back just to shoot some pics before it's lost for good.
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